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As more people get vaccinated, we will be able to turn the corner on the pandemic and country can begin to return to a more normal way of life.”Ī ‘rift’ between conservatives and the CDC

We encourage them to talk with their healthcare provider, who can address questions about safety or efficacy. We know there are people still deciding whether to get vaccinated. “This is an unprecedented and complex public health challenge,” wrote Jason McDonald, the agency spokesman. ”CDC continues to balance both the need to educate and inform people of safe behaviors once vaccinated as well as keep in place public health recommendations to prevent further spread of COVID-19 that could threaten our gains. In a statement, a CDC spokesman acknowledged hurdles to overcoming vaccine hesitancy in the US. The officials asked for anonymity because they are not authorized to speak about the CDC’s strategy. “When did vaccines become a partisan issue? When did any of this become a partisan issue,” a third federal official said. But since December, when the Covid-19 vaccines were first offered, vaccination rates in those two groups have risen more sharply than among Republicans, according to the KFF survey. Republicans aren’t the only vaccine hesitant group in the US - others, such as Black people and Latinos, have also shown some reluctance to roll up their sleeves.