Benefits include lower carriage, infections, hospitalizations, costs, and deaths

Infections more common in adults ages 30 to 60 years, Black people, those with HIV

Men, Hispanic adults have lower odds of receiving the vaccine

57.1 percent of physicians received payments; median payment was $48, but considerable variation seen in payments

Inappropriate diagnosis common, especially in older patients and those with dementia, altered mental status on presentation

Increase seen during pandemic period, following decrease between 1950 and 2019; child mortality continued to drop during pandemic

Second booster dose resulted in 123,869 fewer hospitalizations and 5,524 fewer deaths versus single-dose campaign

Hypermobility also predicts greater fatigue levels

Video visits less likely among older patients and those without internet access

Greatest concerns are around physician well-being, health care spending, and equity