Vaccine Skepticism Has Risen in the U.S.—And in Many Other Countries

Council on Foreign Relations·Apr 17

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Vaccine skepticism appears to be increasing in the US and several other countries. This rise in skepticism may be contributing to a resurgence of diseases such as measles, with potential consequences for public health. The issue of vaccine skepticism is complex, with possible implications for human and animal health, and may have been influenced by the covid pandemic.

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