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The CDC, in collaboration with Kaiser Health News, has issued guidelines for summer camps, recommending children maintain a distance of three feet and adults six feet, with mask-wearing except during certain activities. Most activities should be outdoors. Meanwhile, public hesitancy towards the Johnson & Johnson vaccine persists, with fewer than half of respondents considering it safe, following reports of rare blood clots. This hesitancy could impact vaccination efforts.

What is the recommended distance children should maintain at summer camps according to the CDC?

• Three feet

• One foot

• Ten feet

• Five feet

When are masks not required at summer camps as per the new guidelines?

• When eating, drinking, or swimming

• While playing sports

• When sleeping

• During arts and crafts

What percentage of unvaccinated Americans are willing to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine?

• Fewer than one in four

• About one-third

• Almost all

• More than half

What was the reason for the temporary pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine?

• Supply issues

• Rare blood clots in women

• Low efficacy

• High fever cases

What is the concern of public health experts regarding the Johnson & Johnson vaccine?

• It requires multiple doses

• It is not available in rural areas

• Hesitancy could hinder vaccination efforts

• It is too expensive