COVID Vaccine Costs Rise as Public Awareness Drops

The latest coronavirus vaccines in the U.S. are no longer free for uninsured adults, costing up to $200 after the federal Bridge Access Program that paid the price ran out of money. The uninsured and underinsured are disproportionately impacted by this move, and medical professionals worry that fewer people will maintain current vaccination records. Many were forced to rely on expensive options or patient aid programs from vaccine producers, which provided few specifics about eligibility after the federal government withdrew financing.

Editor’s Note: Ironically, we were told to be thankful for these “free” vaccines, only to now be expected to shell out money for something that many are increasingly suspicious of. Even more concerning is the lack of media coverage of the numerous reports and studies highlighting these adverse effects, creating a gap in public awareness.

The power of the media in shaping public perception is evident here, as many people are still unaware of the shifting stance on vaccines, with some countries no longer recommending them for those who aren’t immunocompromised. This situation underscores how easily information can be controlled and how many have already been influenced without realizing the bigger picture. [See also: FDA Approves Updated COVID-19 Vaccines for Omicron KP.2 Strain Amid Concerns Over Relevance and Safety, The Real Global Pandemic is not COVID-19, it is Mass Psychosis, Fear appeal: The science of using fear to manipulate people into submission, SMART RESEARCH IN AN AGE OF DISINFORMATION AND A COLLAPSING PLANET]

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