Wed Sep 27, 2023 – 4:13 pm EDTWed Sep 27, 2023 – 4:42 pm EDT
(LifeSiteNews) — Most Americans don’t plan on continuing to get injected with COVID-19 shots, a new survey suggests.
A survey published Wednesday by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) found that a slim majority of Americans aren’t interested their COVID-19 booster with yet another jab, CNN reported.
According to the survey, just 23% of Americans said they will “definitely” get the new shot compared with 33% who said they “definitely” don’t plan to do so. Another 23% said they’ll probably get the new drug while 19% said they likely will not.
“Taken together, the survey finds, slightly more Americans say they don’t intend to get the new vaccines than those who do,” CNN reported.
The survey findings come after only 17% of Americans reportedly opted to get last fall’s bivalent booster as of May, suggesting that COVID panic had already sharply receded and U.S. adults simply weren’t interested in continuing to get the shots.
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Moreover, many top-down COVID jab mandates had been dropped by early 2023, indicating that Americans may
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