Survey Shows Most American Adults Support Vaccination, But Uncertainty is Widespread
According to a new survey conducted by NFID (National Foundation for Infectious Diseases), the vast majority of American adults, 77%, support vaccines. However, there is widespread uncertainty regarding which specific vaccines people need. The survey, which is conducted annually, sought to gather the views of the public across the country on matters of vaccination. The survey largely focused on vaccines designed for respiratory conditions, specifically flu, RSV (respiratory syncytial virus), pneumococcal disease, and Covid-19. The survey results showed that while Americans hold positive views about vaccines, there is a gap in their clarity on the specific vaccines they need to…
