 Vaccine hesitancy in the United States during the pandemic has been inconsistent, with some populations being more likely than others to refuse the vaccine. Predictors of this hesitancy include black-slash-African-American ethnicity, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and male gender. Additionally, certain demographic groups have shown higher rates of vaccination, such as those who are better educated, wealthier, and older. To address this issue, it is important for regulatory bodies to take into account these disparities when developing strategies to reduce the risk of unvaccinated individuals. This article was authored by Farah Yasmin, Holland-Ajib, Abdulmode and others.