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How Texas health officials are countering COVID-19 vaccine skepticism
Some people are balking at the idea of a new vaccine pushed by a government they don’t entirely trust, and that’s causing concern among health officials who say that the virus won’t be stopped until at least 70% — and some say 80% — of the population is immune. Credit: Jason Garza for The Texas Tribune When Julieta Hernandez began hearing the first rumblings about a COVID-19 vaccine soon arriving in Texas, the Rockport writer and bartender had no doubts that she would get her shot when her time came. And then she sat down to breakfast with her vegetarian parents...
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