Getting the jab: vaccine scepticism and Coronavirus
Our reporter, Ayshah Tull, has been speaking to those who are convinced the vaccine is too risky – as well as those trying to fight this disinformation so that normality can return sooner rather than later.
Vaccination against Covid-19 has begun across the world. But can we end this pandemic when the World Health Organisation says that vaccine hesitancy – those who believe vaccinations are either unsafe or ineffective – is one of the biggest threats to global health?
Our reporter, Ayshah Tull, has been speaking to those who are convinced the vaccine is too risky – as well as those trying to fight this disinformation so that normality can return sooner rather than later.
Sources: ITV, The Telegraph, 11Alive, Unicef Africa
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