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The head of NHS England said tonight that despite some progress the country remains in a "pandemic of disinformation" - in the effort to overcome vaccine hesitancy among some in the Black and south Asian communities. (Subscribe: https://bit.ly/C4_News_Subscribe)
A new study suggests that public health messages are not getting through to some of those most at risk - NHS workers on the frontline. Researchers from the University of Leicester found that just 36% of Black staff at the local NHS Trust have come forward for the vaccine and only 58% of south Asians.
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A new study suggests that public health messages are not getting through to some of those most at risk - NHS workers on the frontline. Researchers from the University of Leicester found that just 36% of Black staff at the local NHS Trust have come forward for the vaccine and only 58% of south Asians.
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