A new study found a significant number of couples in the U.S. disagree on whether to get the COVID vaccine. Are you and your partner on the same page about the shot?
MONDAY, March 14, 2022 -- Vaccine politics can apparently lead to some mismatched bedfellows, a new study suggests.that about 1 in 6 U.S. couples have one partner who is vaccinated against COVID-19 and one who is not, and there are several reasons why.
"The numbers might be small in this study, but in terms of public health – if this translates to about 16% of the U.S. population, that’s a huge number," said study author Karen Schmaling, aThe study involved a survey of 1,300 people who lived with a significant other and most said either both they and their partner were vaccinated or unvaccinated .Survey participants from those discordant couples were asked to rank 10 common reasons for being unvaccinated on a scale of 0 to 10.
Some said their partner didn't take the jab in a belief that"the government is overstepping its bounds." And then there was this:"
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