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Governments around the world are turning up the heat on those still refusing to get vaccinated against Covid-19. Abundant scientific evidence shows the shots are safe, effective and capable of driving down deaths and hospitalizations.
Increasingly, governments are targeting holdouts withmeasures to boost vaccination rates, including targeted lockdowns, restricting access to public spaces, no longer covering healthcare costs if they contract coronavirus and mandating the shot. Mandates covering the entire population are extreme, and the majority are focused on specific groups, such as public servants or
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