Family members, friends, and local doctors are playing a significant role in persuading people to get vaccinated against Covid-19 as the number of adults eager to get the jab continues to dwindle.
More than 20% of adults report that they are now vaccinated after saying in January they would either “wait and see,” only get a Covid shot if required, or would definitely not get one, according to a report released Tuesday by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Many of those people credited their friends and personal doctors in encouraging them to get a vaccine.
“The antidote to misinformation is trust ...