Home; Politics; Features 5 scathingly funny cartoons about anti-vaxxers jeopardizing herd immunity. Artists take on vaccine hesitancy, dimming hopes of eliminating COVID-19, and more ...

Hence, the meme. It's simply a matter of reality that memes with funny pictures and clever text go viral, while the latest research paper from the Journal of the American Medical Association does not.

Home; Politics; Features 5 brutally funny cartoons about America's bungled vaccine rollout. Artists take on the convoluted systems, class inequities, and more ...

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While vaccines are the best shot at beating the Covid-19 pandemic a good portion of Americans are hesitant or refusing to take it, ... Darcy cartoon. Updated: Dec. 16, 2020, 9:13 a.m.

Tim Hamilton’s Daily Cartoon shows President Donald Trump angrily tracking the status of a coronavirus vaccine, as it gets lost in a long shipping journey across the United States.

COVID Vaccine Rescue by Pat Bagley, The Salt Lake Tribune, UT Inviting Covid by Randall Enos, Easton, CT Ken Catalino California’s distribution plan starts with health care workers and nursing ...

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For example, on May 2, Padraic Judge posted a widely shared tweet that contained a cartoon showing various archetypes of vaccine objectors: "Anti-vaccinationist" (wearing a blindfold labelled ...

While many people remain skeptical of developing COVID-19 vaccines, others have a different—and more Texas—perspective on vaccination, including TikTok user worldsokaitest. Just because a face ...

Opinion; Editorial cartoons for Aug. 8, 2021: NY Gov. Cuomo under fire, vaccine mandates, CDC confusion. Published: ; Aug. 08, 2021, 8:00 a.m.

Illustrations by Isaac Cruikshank and his sons Robert and George show public attitudes to vaccines and concerns about public health management during an epidemic in early 19th century Britain.