Video: Current rates of vaccine hesitancy in the US could mean a long road to normalcy
Poltical scientist Matt Motta studies the social and political determinants of anti-science attitudes. In this Q&A, he answers questions about the current levels of vaccine hesitancy in the U.S. and how that might affect the country's ability to achieve herd immunity after a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available.
Matt Motta, a scholar who studies political and science communication, explains why herd immunity may be difficult to achieve in the U.S.
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