LONDON—People’s willingness to get vaccinated against COVID-19 is rising around the world and more than half of those questioned said they would take the shot if it were offered next week, an updated survey of global vaccine confidence found on Thursday.
But attitudes and confidence vary widely in the 15 countries covered in the survey, with France showing high levels of skepticism and some Asian countries showing declining trust in vaccines, while some European nations see rising confidence.
British most willing
Overall, vaccine confidence is higher than in November, when the same survey—conducted in 15 countries and covering 13,500 people each time—found that only 40 percent…
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