Pope Francis about plans to get coronavirus vaccine, calling it ethical obligation

Pope Francis: I don’t know why some will say, ‘No, the vaccine is dangerous.’ But if doctors offer it to you as something that can work, that poses no special risk, why not take it? I believe that ethically everyone needs to receive the vaccine.

I don’t know why some will say, ‘No, the vaccine is dangerous.’ But if doctors offer it to you as something that can work, that poses no special risk, why not take it? I believe that ethically everyone needs to receive the vaccine.

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