Vaccine skepticism is high among Black communities. Health officials in N.J. hope to change that.
Vaccine skepticism is high among Black communities. Health officials in N.J. hope to change that. Updated Dec 14, 2020; Posted Dec 12, 2020 As a Black primary care physician, Dr. Janice Bacon of Central Mississippi Health Service, pictured Dec. 4, 2020, has created a safe space for her Black patients during the coronavirus pandemic.AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis Facebook Share Once a coronavirus vaccine becomes available in New Jersey, Jessica Rodriguez says she doesn’t plan on taking it. She’s not alone in her fears, with Black adults in particular being wary. In a Pew Research Center surv...
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