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CLEVELAND -- As a fast-spreading new strain of the coronavirus swarms across the country, hospitals in Ohio running low on beds and staffing recently took out a full-page newspaper advertisement pleading with unvaccinated Americans to get the shot. It read simply, "Help."
CLEVELAND -- As a fast-spreading new strain of the coronavirus swarms across the country, hospitals in Ohio running low on beds and staffing recently took out a full-page newspaper advertisement pleading with unvaccinated Americans to get the shot. It read simply, "Help."
To some who are steadfastly opposed to the shot, the evasiveness of the coronavirus has only reaffirmed their stance.
Low vaccination rates are still heavily concentrated in rural areas and the South.
As omicron spreads and cases soar, the unvaccinated remain defiant