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80% of those who won t get Covid vaccine claim there is NOTHING that could change their minds

Nearly 20% of Americans say they will not get the COVID-19 vaccine and the vast majority say there is NOTHING that will change their minds A new poll from The Economist/YouGov found 69% of U.S. adults have gotten vaccinated against COVID-19 or are planning to but 18% will not get the shot When asked if there was anything that could change their minds and convince them to be immunized, 79% of those uninterested in shots said no Those aged 45 to 64, making under $50,000 per year and who are Republicans were the most likely to say they won t get the vaccine CDC data show that 58% of American adults have gotten one dose and 43.8% are fully immunized

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Covid-19 Live Updates: Pleas for Lockdown in India Grow and W H O Labels Variant as of Concern

Covid-19: Global Cases Fall but the Virus Is Surging in Countries That Lack Vaccines Last Updated May 20, 2021, 12:38 p.m. ETMay 20, 2021, 12:38 p.m. ET The W.H.O. says a coronavirus variant first found in India is a “variant of concern.” The F.D.A. authorizes the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds. Here’s what you need to know: Buddhist monks were tested at a temple in Bangkok after a monk there died of Covid-19.Credit.Rungroj Yongrit/EPA, via Shutterstock After a devastating year with wave after wave of coronavirus infections around the world, new cases and deaths are falling in many of the Western nations that were once among the hardest hit. But while the virus recedes in wealthy nations with robust vaccination campaigns, it is pummeling India and threatening to swamp Southeast Asian countries that until now had largely kept the virus at bay.

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Why even with vaccines, COVID-19 will always be with us

Washington: The road to eliminating COVID-19 is long and paved with uncertainty. Many countries are counting on vaccines to build sufficient immunity in their populations so that SARS-CoV-2 isn’t able to find susceptible people to infect, causing transmission of the coronavirus to slow and eventually stop. But even with the rollout of highly effective vaccines, immunisation coverage may not reach that level - the so-called herd immunity threshold - anytime soon. For one thing, it’s not known what level of immunity is required. There’s also the threat of emerging coronavirus variants that may weaken the effectiveness of immunisations.

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Jau ne tik Indija: virtinėje šalių – šokiruojantys pokyčiai dėl koronaviruso

Jau ne tik Indija: virtinėje šalių – šokiruojantys pokyčiai dėl koronaviruso
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