Why some health care workers may be wary of COVID-19 vaccine ...Middle East

Once government and industry leaders overcome the massive logistical barriers in delivering COVID-19 vaccines to long-term care facilities, they’ll face another hurdle — encouraging staff to take them. Estimates attribute around 40 percent of the pandemic’s deaths to nursing homes, where the country’s oldest and sickest patients often share rooms. That does not include deaths […] The post Why some health care workers may be wary of COVID-19 vaccine appeared first on Roll Call.

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