Just over two weeks after the CDC approved COVID-19 boosters, a poll highlights how many will actually get them.
Despite new COVID variants still arising, most Americans aren't jumping to get new protections against them.
This latest installment of KFF's COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor Poll comes just over two weeks after the CDC approved and recommended updated vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech for those six months or older. These vaccines are intended to target more recent variants of the virus, as hospitalizations and deaths have been on the rise.
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