Push to vaccinate: Coloradans hesitant about vaccine describe what calmed their concerns
Since the COVID-19 vaccines became first available for use in December, policymakers, health providers, prominent officials and celebrities across the country have worried over vaccine hesitancy. Initial polling pointed to a country that was leery but not fully resistant. A national survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation in December found that nearly 40% of respondents nationwide had adopted a wait-and-see approach. Nearly a quarter were either entirely opposed or would only be vaccinated if it were required. In Colorado, a September poll found 34% of respondents were waiting-and-seeing, ...