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Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2021 At a book event in March last year - one year into the pandemic and four months after mass immunization programs began - Goldenberg voiced her concerns about the timing of her book's launch into the world ([5]). This leads into the second part of the book, in which Goldenberg argues for the crisis of trust framework as "an alternative and enabling" way of understanding and addressing vaccine hesitancy (17). Goldenberg's concern is understandable: since the publication of her book, it is undeniable that public trust in vaccines and the experts who advocate for them have been constant topics of debate. [Extracted from the article]