Nearly one-quarter of Israelis would not take a coronavirus vaccine if it was approved for use, a new survey found.
The survey, conducted by Assuta Medical Centers health research center in conjunction with Midgam, found that while 75% of Israelis said they "think" or are "sure" they would take such a vaccine, another 20% said they don’t think so or are should they would not. Another 6% said they don’t know.
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