California and Los Angeles officials say they don’t expect the Johnson & Johnson stoppage will make it harder right away to get a COVID vaccine.
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California remains optimistic on COVID-19 recovery despite pausing J&J vaccine use
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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Can California’s vaccine supply and technology keep up as millions become eligible?
Expansion of COVID-19 vaccine eligibility will be the biggest test yet for California’s vaccine effort
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California officials battle public skepticism in Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
Five of the state’s top doctors get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in front of news cameras as officials seek to promote the most recently approved shot.
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Limited supply of COVID-19 vaccine likely to slow rocky rollout for California seniors
LOOKOUT EXCLUSIVE: “The information we get on this is really spotty. I’m kind of frustrated,” one county health official…
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The wealthy scramble for COVID-19 vaccines: ‘If I donate $25,000 … would that help me?’
As California faces a surge in coronavirus cases, vaccines may be weeks away with three drug companies reporting…
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Here’s how California plans to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine in coming weeks
The vaccine requires two shots administered 21 days apart to reach 95% effectiveness. By year’s end, California expects to have given the first dose of the vaccine to 2.16 million people — health care workers, as well as residents of long-term care facilities.