We love to bash people who say silly things about immunisation but if a Covid-19 jab is developed, public buy-in is vital
In all the tumultuousness of the last few months, it can be hard to process exactly what’s happening from day to day. Are we still under lockdown? Has the US entirely lost its collective mind? Did Thursday really happen or was it a fevered dream of your imagination?And in amid the daily confusion that we call our lives, one thing that’s somehow surfaced to the top is quite surprising but nevertheless important: sports players refusing the influenza vaccine.
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