Many Floridians Overdue for 2nd COVID Vaccine Dose, Worried of Side Effects
Some seniors are "balking at getting the second shot because they've heard that the side effects are worse with the second shot," one health official said.
Some seniors are "balking at getting the second shot because they've heard that the side effects are worse with the second shot," one health official said.
The incident came as total confirmed cases in Oregon surpassed 133,205, with 1,800 total reported deaths.
"I think the vaccine is imperative," the woman, whose name is Raana Bell, said, while calling for there to be more transparency regarding the shots.
The chief of infectious diseases at Massachusetts General Hospital also said some variants may make certain antibody treatments less effective.
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"It was a planning error," said Gustave Perna on Saturday, after states learned they'll receive fewer doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine next week than they had been anticipating.
The vice president had the shot live on TV, describing the vaccine as "safe and effective."
The health secretary described the vaccine as "exceptionally safe vaccine" and "shockingly effective."
The nurse, who has a condition that often causes her to faint when she experiences pain, recovered quickly.
Los Angeles County is seeing "an explosive and very deadly surge," with an average of two COVID-19 deaths every hour, according to the county health department.
Chicago had the most new COVID-19 deaths in the past week among the five most populous cities.
Four-month-old Cullen was airlifted to hospital to be treated for what is known as a bulging fontanel.
Most COVID-19 vaccines require more than one dose to be effective, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention saiys.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is working with other federal agencies to assess COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness in real-life settings.
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