Unvaccinated Adults Are More Likely to Be Uninsured, Study Finds

U.S. adults who aren’t yet vaccinated against Covid-19 are more likely to be uninsured and have lower incomes, according to a report by the Kaiser Family Foundation released Friday.

Among people under 65, those without insurance make up 24% of the unvaccinated population, while only 12% of people with insurance haven’t gotten the jab, according to the report. Roughly two-fifths of all unvaccinated adults (42%) report earning less than $40,000 a year.

The data show that although the federal government is making efforts to boost access to the Covid-19 vaccine for the uninsured, those people may still be hard ...