At Harlem Hospital, about half of the eligible staff has received a Covid-19 vaccine, reflecting a wariness in the Black community. But it also shows how it is possible to slowly change attitudes about the vaccines.
Source: New York Times
A Hospital Encounters Vaccine Hesitation Among Its Own Staff
Published in Black People, Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Harlem (Manhattan, NY), Harlem Hospital Center, New York City and Sharpton, Al
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