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22
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25
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Jan
27
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28
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28
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04
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News

     
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We Need a National Campaign to Increase Vaccine Acceptance

January 12, 2021

A paper co-authored by Duke’s Cheryl Lin and Pikuei Tu on “Confidence and Receptivity for COVID-19 Vaccines” shows a correlation between declining vaccine acceptance and demographic, socioeconomic, and partisan divides. Quoted by USA Today , Cheryl Lin calls for a national campaign to target vaccine hesitancy within distrustful communities.

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A space for scholars from across the disciplines to explore international topics. Read submissions from Duke experts and affiliated scholars.​

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Championing Global Connections at Duke

Read about Dr. Giovanni Zanalda's current work directing the international and global activities of Duke University Center for International and Global Studies.