As demand shrinks, the city is turning to door-to-door outreach to overcome vaccine skepticism. “Nobody I know took the shot,” one man said.
Source: New York Times
They’re Reluctant to Get Vaccinated. Will a Knock on the Door Help?
Published in Black People, Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Hispanic-Americans, Minorities, New York City and Vaccination and Immunization
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