For some Americans, vaccines aren’t about science but faith | CIDRAP
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Article written by Sarah Boden
Americans are increasingly citing religious beliefs as reasons for vaccine hesitancy, despite no major religions opposing vaccines. In an interview, historian Kira Ganga Kieffer discusses how these beliefs reflect a broader understanding of faith and meaning-making in the context of health and vaccination.
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As an interview, the article maintains a neutral tone and accurately represents the interviewee's views, but there are instances of repetition that detract from conciseness.
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