We now have an approved COVID-19 vaccine, which is incredible news! But we still have a lot of work to do to improve confidence in these vaccines. https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/covid-vaccine-communication-campaign/2020/12/10/c825ad18-34e9-11eb-a997-1f4c53d2a747_story.html
Now that there’s a coronavirus vaccine, how do you persuade people to take it?

Officials face a big job to boost public confidence amid concerns the shots were rushed and ongoing hesitancy about vaccines.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/covid-vaccine-communication-campaign/2020/12/10/c825ad18-34e9-11eb-a997-1f4c53d2a747_story.html
It is going to be a challenge that will involve a lot of players - healthcare providers, public health officials and community leaders all have roles to play.
But everyday conversations with your friends and family can help improve vaccine confidence as well! If you haven’t yet, check out @mariasundaram ‘s thread for tips on how to talk about vaccines with anyone who might be a little hesitant. https://twitter.com/mariasundaram/status/1336018501723697153
On a personal note, it is very cool to be quoted alongside the likes of @rabednarczyk Rupali Limaye and Sean O’Leary!
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