For most midlife and older adults, experiencing the pandemic has brought thoughts about immunizations to the forefront.

This study examines attitudes and concerns among adults 40-plus about immunizations in general.

Alan Newman Market Research Consultants (ANR) conducted a quantitative research study among U.S. adults ages 40-plus.

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The purpose of this research was to understand their health concerns around COVID and vaccinations.

Respondents were offered the option to take the survey in English or Spanish.

This report uses data from the AARP COVID-19 and Vaccines Attitude Survey of Midlife and Older Adults.

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