Pandemic leads to bounce in vaccine confidence as nine in 10 people now believe jabs in general are effective - Independent.ie
The pandemic has increased people’s confidence in vaccines with more than nine in 10 now saying they are effective – an increase of 12 points in two years, according to a new Ipsos survey.
The pandemic has increased peoples confidence in vaccines with more than nine in 10 now saying they are effective an increase of 12 points in two years, according to a new Ipsos survey.
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