Among the respondents who said they primarily got their information from Facebook, 23 percent said they would get the vaccine "as soon as possible," 29 percent said they would "wait and see" about the coronavirus shot, and 21 percent said they would get the vaccine "only if required."
Misinformation regarding the shots and fertility has been spreading online.
Around 2,000 people gathered in the Malieveld area of The Hague in the Netherlands for the protest, which led to 20 arrests, police said.
119 arrests have been made, with 13 guns seized and around 900 traffic citations issued, according to police.
Kayleigh McEnany, press secretary for former president Donald Trump, hit out at the president for suggesting there were no COVID vaccines when he took office.
"We were really worriedâlike scared to deathâbecause we didn't know what it was," the teen's mother said.
The vaccination appointments cannot be scheduled by calling your local Giant pharmacy or customer services.
Vaccinations are currently offered at select Hy-Vee locations in Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota.
"It's a huge concern to see the resurgence of Ebola in Guinea, a country which has already suffered so much from the disease," said WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Matshidiso Moeti.
Residents can receive updates on vaccine distribution timing and scheduling by signing up at the Safeway website.
Those looking to receive a COVID-19 vaccine are advised to pre-register with Meijer to be notified when the vaccine can be provided.
Some expectant couples are hesitant about the vaccine, but they may be putting themselves and their babies at risk. Evidence increasingly suggests pregnant women are at greater risk of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms.
Contact your local branch before you visit to confirm hours and any COVID-19 restrictions that may be in place.
"I think that the schools really do need more resources and that's the reason why the national relief act that we're talking about getting passed, we need that," the top infectious diseases expert said.
"The U.S., acting as if none of this had ever happened, is pointing fingers at other countries who have been faithfully supporting the WHO and at the WHO itself," the Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C. said.
