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© Greg Nash As the public awaits their turn to get the COVID-19 vaccine, demand for it appears high. Although acceptance of the vaccine is growing, a recent poll suggests that 30 percent of Americans are not open to getting inoculated. This makes it unlikely that once the vaccine is widely available, we will quickly reach the vaccination rates we need for herd immunity and a return to pre-pandemic life.  There are several reasons for vaccine hesitancy including concerns about safety, a lack of urgency and distrust in the government and pharmaceutical companies. To combat this, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) has launched the COVID-19 and Flu Public Education Campaign to educate the public about the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness. CVS Pharmacy is involved in a separate effort to educate underserved communities of color about the vaccine. While these initiatives have the potential to reach individuals who are skeptical about a COVID-19 vaccine, we must no

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