by Jake Welch, The National Pulse:
More than 80 percent of the Americans eligible to receive the last COVID-19 booster vaccine refused to get the jab, according to a recent survey published in the journal “Vaccine“.
The researchers asked over 2,000 people why they decided against getting the booster vaccine in the autumn of last year. The results identified several predominant reasons, including having already been infected with COVID, being concerned about potential side effects or dangers of the vaccine, believing that another shot would not provide more protection than they already had, as well as doubting whether the booster would protect them against severe disease or death.
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The researchers found that personal characteristics impacted the willingness to get repeatedly vaccinated. People under 53, women, Hispanics, and those considered “less educated” and poorer were less likely to get the booster than others.
The results, however, seemed to shock the study’s leader researcher, Elizabeth Jacobs, professor of epidemiology at the University of Arizona Mel, who stated, “Our results indicate that many people don’t know that a booster provides additional protection even if they have already been infected or that the effectiveness of prior boosters wanes over time due to new variants.”
However, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently admitted that the COVID-19 vaccines do not prevent the transmission of one of the latest coronavirus variants, known as “Pirola.”
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