#Hesitancy

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

In this piece, @DhruvKhullar hits it out of the park on why healthcare workers - particularly our support staff - are appropriately hesitant to get vaccinated against #covid19. (Hint: it's

David H. Montgomery

dhmontgomery

1/ In my email newsletter yesterday, and online for everyone at @MPRnews this morning, I tackled the big question over Minnesota’s relatively slow #COVID19 vaccination pace: what’s to blame? To

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thatgirljj

Vaccine hesitancy in healthcare workers, from the viewpoint of social-behavioral health. A note: I have not been talking to vax hesitant HCW, all the patient facing HCW I know have

Tara Haelle

tarahaelle

1/18 This piece is why journalists w/o vaccine reporting experience shouldn’t do hot takes. Despite good intentions, its inept & irresponsible execution make it dangerous. Claiming (falsely) that public health

Christine Gibson MD

GibtrotterMD

Watched vaccine webinars Alberta Health Services and Public Health Agency of Canada, now sharing takeaway points. This vaccine is critical, lucky that the ones approved by Health Canada 95% effective.

Siddhartha Mukherjee

DrSidMukherjee

1/n As we watch NEW strains of COVID emerge, it becomes even more important to get vaccinated. New strains can only emerge as the virus multiplies within hosts. More hosts

Darrell Bricker

darrellbricker

A few tweets on vaccines. Too much emphasis has been placed on hesitancy and anti-vaxers. True anti-vax population is small. Certainly less than 15%. Hesitant group is bigger but positive

Eugenia (Gina) South, MD MS

Eugenia_South

3 weeks ago I was a hard NO to getting the COVID vaccine. And yet here I am . A thread on covid vaccine hesitancy from a Black doctor who

Seth Trueger

MDaware

this is an excellent pointsome of my COVID vaccine thoughts (thread)https://twitter.com/Theresa_Chapple/status/1333742249641914368 bottom line: vaccine, good. I will get vaccinated as soon as I can, which, as an ER doc, will

Artyom Korenevsky

SciencePharmer

1/4 We're not getting out of this pickle as individuals: lockdowns fail when we act as individuals, vaccines have low effectiveness when we act as individuals. Our rational individual risk

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

Yeah, so say we want to get 75% of the population vaccinated by Sept. 22 (last day of summer). That seems optimistic because of vaccine hesitancy and the fact that

Maddie Ribble

RibbleMaddie

So glad we're on the verge of a vaccine! There are many things to like about @MassGovernor's high level plan presented today. My understanding is the plan - hopefully a

Sarah Gollust

sarahgollust

On the public vaccinations of Pence, McConnell and other GOP officials and whether it could close the partisan divide in vaccine hesitancy documented this week by @KFF.https://www.nytimes.com/live/2020/12/18/world/covid-19-coronavirus#pence

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DiGardRacing

Great episode of The Download with @DaleJr and @AllWaltrip this week. Some talk about the "Sacks Car" which caused Bobby to leave in 1985... As DW said, drivers back then

Robert Goulston

rgoulston

.@MassGovernor is announcing a phone vaccine scheduling resource call center that can help people 75 and over. The call center will operate Mon-Fri 8:30-5pm starting today. It is staffed by

Tonya Nash, MPH, CHES®

IAmTonyaNash

My mom sent me a text on Friday that she was in line to get her COVID-19 vaccine. I was pleasantly surprised! My mom is a black woman, cancer survivor

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