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State to start vaccinating teachers and school staff next week

Geisinger Free2BMom program helping new mothers

Geisinger Free2BMom program helping new mothers Geisinger Health System launched a program more than a year ago called Free2BMom a new way to care for new moms and help them succeed through recovery. Author: Julie Sidoni Updated: 3:23 PM EST February 23, 2021 Having a baby can be a joyful time in a woman s life. It can also be stressful, particularly if the mom-to-be has had issues with addiction. Susan Henry of Nanticoke is one of those women. She was sexually abused as a child and already had guilt about not speaking up about it. Then, after a painful diagnosis, she was told she d never be able to have children of her own.

Pennsylvania officials accept some blame for vaccine mishap

State officials realized last weekend that an unknown number of second doses of Moderna vaccine were administered as first doses, turning an already tumultuous vaccine rollout even further on its head.  Barry Ciccocioppo, COVID-19 press secretary for the Department of Health, said Thursday that communication from the department needs to be clearer regarding which vaccines are first doses and which are second doses, and said that pharmacies that misadministered doses shouldn t bear all the blame.  We re not saying necessarily that it was the pharmacies who made a mistake, Ciccocioppo said. We re not trying to place blame on anyone. Ciccocioppo said that the problem became evident when there was a much higher amount of second doses being requested from providers than what would be allocated by the federal government. The misadministration of doses has been happening over the past few weeks, he said

Pennsylvanians may wait longer for Moderna COVID-19 vaccines

Up to 115,000 Pennsylvanians could wait longer for doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine because of a second-dose shortfall that developed during the last month, state Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam said Wednesday. Beam said “a perfect storm” of providers eager to quickly vaccinate as many people as possible and a lack of clear Department of Health direction created a shortage of second-dose Moderna vaccines. Providers eager to meet pent-up demand “inadvertently” used second doses as first doses, Beam said. The department failed to make clear its desire for quicker vaccinations did not mean using second doses as first doses, department spokesman Barry Ciccocioppo said. Beam said inconsistent allocations of doses and confusion about vaccine deliveries also contributed to the shortfall in second doses.

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