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Seniors 65 and older could begin receiving vaccine the week of January 18

MS will double COVID vaccine sites after distribution mess, Gov Reeves vows

MS will double COVID vaccine sites after distribution mess, Gov. Reeves vows Anita Lee, The Sun Herald Jan. 8 Gov. Tate Reeves acknowledged the slow vaccine rollout in Mississippi on Friday and said the state will speed up delivery as elderly residents clamor for shots. Reeves wrote in a series of tweets Friday afternoon: When we have a problem in Mississippi, my goal is always the same: be honest about it. Try to fix it, not hide it. Keep you up to date. The state is receiving $171.3 million in COVID-19 support from the federal government, with $26.8 million earmarked for shots now being offered to those 75 and older, with 65+ residents next in line.

Mississippi hospitals overwhelmed as new year approaches

SCRMC begins vaccinating frontline workers

SCRMC begins vaccinating frontline workers SCRMC begins vaccinating frontline workers By Caroline Wood | December 22, 2020 at 5:04 PM CST - Updated December 22 at 10:15 PM LAUREL, Miss. (WDAM) - Frontline healthcare workers at South Central Regional Medical Center received their first doses of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday. The Moderna vaccine arrived at SCRMC on Monday, and distribution began Tuesday. “Sometimes there’s a little hesitancy to slow down,” said Dr. Kendrick Sparks, a hospitalist at South Central Regional Medical Center. “We as physicians know, I know personally, I know that I have an obligation to keep moving forward. So, this is a very important step. It’s the next step and the first of two steps, and I’m really hoping that as a body here we can really rally behind the community to get the vaccine.”

Some Black MS residents are skeptical of COVID vaccine Can researchers change minds? [The Sun Herald]

Some Black MS residents are skeptical of COVID vaccine. Can researchers change minds? [The Sun Herald] Dec. 21 A few days ago, Vanessa Reed got a letter in the mail. A company called ClinicalResearch.com wanted her to know she could get up to $740 and potentially a free COVID-19 vaccine if she signed up for a clinical trial. Reed, who is Black and Native American, tossed the letter aside. “To me it’s dangerous,” she said of the vaccine. “I do believe in vaccinating your children. But I just don’t trust any of this. People can tell me it’s OK, but their body is not my body.”

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