Center for American Progress: The U.S. Needs a Vaccines for Adults Program To Expand Access and Save Lives
As pandemic-era Medicaid protections wind down,
The COVID-19 vaccination campaign showed just how essential federal support is in making vaccines and treatments easily available to both underinsured and uninsured citizens. While there was tremendous success with the COVID-19 vaccine campaign, the transition of COVID-19 vaccine coverage to the commercial market poses an important opportunity to improve vaccination rates by guaranteeing vaccine access for all, regardless of cost. On top of this, less than half of adults (42 percent) are up to date on routine vaccinations, compared with 93 percent of school-age children. The new CAP column examines how investing in a Vaccines for Adults program would improve access, strengthen equity, and diminish health disparities faced by marginalized groups across
"Vaccination is one of the safest, most powerful, and most cost-effective public health tools at our disposal," said
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Original text here: https://www.americanprogress.org/press/release-the-u-s-needs-a-vaccines-for-adults-program-to-expand-access-and-save-lives/


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