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COVID-19 vaccines in Marshfield: Here s a list of vaccination sites

COVID-19 vaccines in Marshfield: Here s a list of vaccination sites
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COVID-19 vaccines in Wisconsin Rapids: Here s a list of vaccination sites

COVID-19 vaccines in Wisconsin Rapids: Here s a list of vaccination sites
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Here s a running list of COVID-19 vaccination sites in the Wausau and Merrill areas

Here s a running list of COVID-19 vaccination sites in the Wausau and Merrill areas Allison Garfield, Wausau Daily Herald © Submitted A health care provider prepares a dose of COVID-19 vaccine at an Aspirus facility WAUSAU - Wisconsin is in its 12th week of COVID-19 vaccine distribution and moving through phases of those who are eligible. Although over a million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have already been administered in the state, many Wisconsinites who are eligible are struggling to secure the shot. Figuring out how and where to get the vaccine can be confusing, especially if you don t have or don t know how to use a computer. And even if you do, demand is so high that slots might fill up before you can get yours in central Wisconsin, COVID-19 vaccine requests far exceed supply, and waitlists continue to grow

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Doctors explain the gradual road to herd immunity

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - Herd immunity is the scientific term for population immunity and in Coronavirus context it s the time when enough people are COVID-19 immune or vaccinated to resume normal life. Getting to population-level immunity so that we can get back to our normal lives is not going to be an on/off switch, Gundersen Health System vaccine expert Dr. Raj Naik said. It s going to be a gradual process and whether or not we get to true herd immunity so that the disease gets to extraordinarily low rates is something that I m not sure we re going to achieve.

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COVID-19 Myths You Shouldn t Believe

COVID-19 Myths You Shouldnât Believe 1 / 14 Myth: COVID-19 was created in a lab. Fact: Scientists are still looking into the origin of COVID-19, but they do know itâs unlikely that someone made it in a lab. Based on studies of other coronaviruses, they think the virus may have started in bats and evolved to infect humans. Swipe to advance Myth: The COVID-19 vaccines are unsafe because drug companies created them quickly. Fact: Because weâre in a global pandemic, drug companies spent lots of time and money quickly making the COVID-19 vaccines. But that doesnât mean theyâre unsafe. All vaccines in the U.S. go through strict studies to make sure theyâre safe and will work. The FDA, which regulates vaccines, must also approve them.

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