This might be a naive take but I think that a great deal of the vaccine hesitancy will disappear in a few months after millions have safely been immunized
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Replying to @apoorva_nyc @naomirwolf
Take it from someone who's studied and followed the antivaccine movement for nearly 20 years. It is a naive take. Personally, I thought
#COVID19 would decrease vaccine hesitancy, but it's energized the antivaccine movement.4 replies 1 retweet 35 likes -
I disagree. Vaccination is normative. Vaccine hesitancy won’t entirely disappear and there will still be very vocal anti-vaxxers & well-funded anti-vax campaigns. But the surveys we’re currently seeing (which are irresponsible to report) overestimate the problem.
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Replying to @tarahaelle @gorskon and
I’m not saying there won’t be a strong anti-vax strain going, but the vast majority of people will get the vaccine. At least as many as get the flu vaccine, but likely 50-80% more.
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Replying to @tarahaelle @gorskon and
So at least 50% of Americans want to be Guinea Pigs for an untested mRNA vaccine! WOW what could go wrong?
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Replying to @MichaelEnright7 @gorskon and
The guinea pigs have already volunteered... to be tested. Which is why it’s not an untested vaccine.
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Exactly. It’s really rather silly to characterize vaccines that have been tested on tens of thousands of people as “untested.”
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Replying to @DRMartinLLC @tarahaelle and
As soon as I the vaccine is made available to me at my hospital, but not before frontline healthcare workers who treat lots of
#COVID19 patients (ER, ICU, etc.) get theirs.0 replies 1 retweet 11 likes - Show replies
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