ABSTRACT The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has disproportionately
impacted older individuals, those with lower educational attainment, and Black and Hispanic …

Background Adults who are hesitant toward routinely recommended vaccines for adults may
also be hesitant toward COVID-19 vaccines. However, the distribution and differences in …

To date, there has been limited data available to understand the associations between
race/ethnicity and socioeconomic and related characteristics with novel coronavirus disease …

While mass vaccination has blunted the pandemic in the United States, pockets of vaccine
hesitancy remain. Through a nationally representative survey of 1027 adult Americans …

COVID-19 vaccines have been available for over a year, yet 26% of US young adults remain
unvaccinated. This study examines racial and ethnic disparities in young adult vaccine …

An equitable COVID-19 vaccine rollout is a necessary piece of the public health strategy to
end the current pandemic; however, vaccine hesitancy may present a major hurdle. This …

Public health officials warn that the greatest barrier to widespread vaccination against Covid-
19 will not be scientific or technical, but the considerable public hesitancy to take a novel …

Abstract Background Despite the United States (US) having an abundant supply of COVID-
19 vaccines, vaccination rates lag behind other high-income countries, suggesting that …

Unprecedented global efforts in vaccine development have resulted in effective vaccines for
COVID-19. The pandemic response in the US has been highly politicized, resulting in …

Objectives Despite the potential for COVID-19 vaccination to prevent severe disease and
death, vaccine hesitancy is common in the United States, with more than a quarter of eligible …