Why so much vaccine hesitancy

Has everyone voted on this poll? Why is there so much vaccine hesitancy? Why only 32% or so willing to take the vaccine right away?

https://www.localcircles.com/a/public/poll/the-covid-19-vaccine-is-likely-to-start-becoming-available-from-feb-2021-via-private-and-government/8397106cxc7821 more

The COVID-19 vaccine is likely to start becoming available from Feb 2021 via private and Government channels. If that happens, what will be your approach to taking this vaccine?

The COVID-19 vaccine is likely to start becoming available from Feb 2021 via private and Government channels. If that happens, what will be your approach

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Satya Pal Ratti

Such questions earn validity only if there is total assurance of success, which at the present stage is not the case. more

Dec 17

Padmanabhan G

Consult your family doctor and do accordingly. He/she knows about your health better than the govt or the vaccine producers. more

Dec 16

Sujata Sinha

those who have studied immunology as a subject can only understand it (no emojis, otherwise would have put one here). more

Dec 15

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