Why are some people reluctant to be vaccinated for COVID-19? A cross-sectional survey among U.S. Adults in May-June 2020
Jennifer D. Allen(Tufts University), Thomas J. Stopka(Tufts University), Erin K. King(New England Disabled Sports), Keren Ladin(Tufts University), Thalia Porteny(Columbia University), Qiang Fu(Saint Louis University), Laura Corlin(Tufts University), Deborah J. Schildkraut(Tufts University), Wenhui Feng(Rhode Island Department of Health), Andrea Acevedo(Tufts University)
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