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CNN Poll: Majority of adult Americans don't want H1N1 flu shot
CNN
Thursday, Nov 19th, 2009
More than half of all adult Americans say they
don't want to get the H1N1 flu vaccine, according to a new national
poll.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Wednesday
also indicates that the number of adults who have tried to get
the vaccine but were turned away is higher than the number of
adults who have gotten a swine flu shot.
According to the poll, 55 percent of adults don't want to get
the swine flu vaccine, and don't plan to get a shot. Another
one in five say they want to get inoculated but haven't taken
any steps to do so, 14 percent want a shot and have tried to
get it but have been unsuccessful. Just 7 percent have been
inoculated for H1N1.
Why are more than half of all Americans shunning the vaccine?
"The perception that the vaccine has dangerous side effects
is the top reason," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
"Roughly half of those who don't want a swine flu shot
say that the possibility of side effects is one reason why they
don't plan to get the vaccine. That works out to 28 percent
of the adult population who don't plan to get inoculated due
to the risk of dangerous side effects."
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