Why vaccine mistrust poses ongoing health risk in Michigan

This week marks five years since Michigan's official start of the COVID-19 pandemic. While life has mostly returned to normal since those days, the vaccine hesitancy and mistrust increase continues to linger. And that's causing concern among doctors and those in public health. It's also been linked to outbreaks of other diseases. Most recently, the measles.

[paulh]

if the manufacturers of the vaccines could be held accountable for adverse reactions then maybe but as long as they are "immune"

[sacksis]

Available but not required. This is what to expect when you try to force anyone to do something.

[TheNewsInASL]

Is it "vaccine mistrust" or a lack of trustworthy vaccines? There's a huge difference.

[paulh]

when I was a kid it was polio, mumps, and I one other, now by the time a kid is a teen they need 15-20 wtf

[muddywater]

Never... but if you are vaccinated, you may as well stick with it.