Unclear they would benefit, worried about the side effects, people who i think would actually be moved quite a bit if people like nicki minaj but others came out and talked about their own vaccine experience and a positive one, which is what most people who have gotten vaccinated have had. dr. jha, can you pull the thread forward for us a little bit? i know you are quoted in an article about some of the regional trends that are shaping up. i think you talk about watching for the booster recommendation. the reality is boosters are probably going to be something that a sub set of the currently vaccinated take, the same with shots for kids. maybe everyone that s vaccinated won t decide to proceed with vaccinating their young children. the numbers of 12 to 18 year olds suggest there s a drop-off. where are we heading in terms of the trends that you can already track regionally and population wise with the vaccinated, with the fact that back to school has gone much better so far, knock on
The military, military members get vaccines given to them. why is it not, why isn t this mandatory among the military? is it a question of waiting until the fda has approval as opposed to emergency use authorization? well, this is actually a question that the department of defense is actively considering and it s important because you are absolutely right. the military does require, you know, active duty officers to get vaccinated in many other cases and i believe it would make sense hear, too. so they are considering everything from what we know about the vaccine experience, we have with it, which is quite massive at this point to where it is in the fda approval process. they will likely make a determine eight on that very soon. but this is a part of a broader pattern that we have are seeing across the country, anderson, which is people recognizing if we want to keep our kids in school, protect the economy, get the country through this
State almost every individual that is eligible for a vaccine lives within five miles of a facility or site where they could have that vaccine administered. will you tell me about your own vaccine experience? when did you decide? how did you decide? how did that go? i talked with my health care provider. i m fortunate enough. i have two brothers that are doctors. as soon as it was my turn and i was eligible to receive the vaccine, i received it at the boone county public health center in missouri. i was in the legislature at the time. i went over to our boone county public health department and they gave me a shot and i got my booster shot of the second dose later on, three, four weeks later. so what are you hearing from folks in your community that, you know, are republicans like yourself, conservatives, share