Lacking in health literacy


THE Covid-19 pandemic has shown that health literacy is low in the country – and this is a concern.

For instance, many are still in denial about the usefulness of vaccines in managing the infections. This is despite all the evidence available. And in spite of the fact that those vaccinated are showing to be less prone to serious infections, there are many who still refuse to take the booster dose.

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