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How trusted messengers could decrease Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy


How trusted messengers could decrease Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy
Quartz
18/12/2020
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Gloria Torres-Herbeck gets the flu vaccine every year, but the 53-year-old teacher in Rochester, Minnesota, isn’t yet convinced she wants to be first in line for a potential Covid-19 vaccine.
“I’m not super old, but I’m not as strong as other people,” she said. “So, I need to be realistic on my own situation. Do I want to participate in something that might be a big risk for me?”
This month, the Food and Drug Administration gave emergency use authorization for one vaccine and is weighing approval of another. So, public health officials around the country are gearing up for what might be as challenging as figuring out how to store a vaccine at 70 degrees below zero Celsius. They need to persuade people who are part of communities that have been hit hard by the virus those in low-income families and some minority populations, especially Bl ....

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How trusted messengers could decrease Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy — Quartz


December 18, 2020
Gloria Torres-Herbeck gets the flu vaccine every year, but the 53-year-old teacher in Rochester, Minnesota, isn’t yet convinced she wants to be first in line for a potential Covid-19 vaccine.
“I’m not super old, but I’m not as strong as other people,” she said. “So, I need to be realistic on my own situation. Do I want to participate in something that might be a big risk for me?”
This month, the Food and Drug Administration gave emergency use authorization for one vaccine and is weighing approval of another. So, public health officials around the country are gearing up for what might be as challenging as figuring out how to store a vaccine at 70 degrees below zero Celsius. They need to persuade people who are part of communities that have been hit hard by the virus those in low-income families and some minority populations, especially Black and Latino residents to take a vaccine developed in less than a year and approved under emergency ....

New York , United States , Olmsted County , Adeline Abbenyi , Robert Jacobson , Mark Wieland , Preeti Malani , Gloria Torres Herbeck , Rochester Healthy Community Partnership , Drug Administration , Population Health Science Program At Mayo Clinic , Community Engagement Research , University Of Michigan , Mayo Clinic , South Sudanese , Population Health Science Program , Orthodox Jewish , Orthodox Jews , Covid Collaborative , Black Americans , Healthy Equity , Seeing Jacobson , புதியது யார்க் , ஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில் , ஒள்ம்ஸ்தேட் கவுண்டி , ராபர்ட் ஜாகோப்சன் ,