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It seems likely that percentage will increase as more people are vaccinated and do not have adverse side effects, so people gain trust in the vaccine. The same
by JW_00000 6y ago
It seems likely that percentage will increase as more people are vaccinated and do not have adverse side effects, so people gain trust in the vaccine.
The same is true for other vaccines. See for example [the figure on this page](https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/qa-ola-rosling-gapminder https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/qa-ola-rosling-gapminder): in this survey, in Germany, 13% said they believe vaccines are not safe in general, but only 3% of babies are not getting the measles vaccination.
So let's hope many of the people that currently are not planning to get the vaccine, will change their mind and actually do so in the end. I think good information campaigns in the media and testimonies of friends that have received the vaccine will do a lot to mitigate this problem.