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The third winner of the Government’s Cash for Vax initiative has received the winning cheque. Amanda Billy is the first woman to have won in the incentive programme, received her cheque from Senator Shenella Govia. Senator Govia is reminding people that getting vaccinated is the surest way to protect the local population.

Patchwork state rules leave vaccine selfies open to envy, judgment Candice Choi The Associated Press NEW YORK — Before posting a selfie with her COVID-19 vaccination card on Twitter, Aditi Juneja debated whether to include an explanation for why she was eligible for a shot. “The first draft of the tweet had an explanation,” says Juneja, a 30-year-old lawyer in New York City. After some thought, she decided to leave out that her body mass index is considered obese, putting her at higher ri...

Guilt, envy, distrust: Vaccine rollout breeds mixed emotions This image shows part of a Feb. 24 Instagram post by Jeff Klein of Austin, Texas, holding his COVID-19 vaccination card. The 44-year-old musician notes he was given a shot as a volunteer at a mass vaccination hub at the Alamodome in San Antonio. “I definitely mentioned it on purpose, because I didn’t want people to get the wrong idea.” Jeff Klein via AP Modified: 3/8/2021 1:12:42 PM NEW YORK — Before posting a selfie with her...

As the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines widens in the U.S., varying eligibility rules and unequal access to the coveted doses are sometimes breeding feelings of guilt, envy and judgment

Guilt, envy, distrust: Vaccine rollout breeds mixed emotions, fears of criticism on social media Share Updated: 11:21 AM EST Mar 8, 2021 By CANDICE CHOI Associated Press Guilt, envy, distrust: Vaccine rollout breeds mixed emotions, fears of criticism on social media Share Updated: 11:21 AM EST Mar 8, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript we are announcing the addition of two new FEMA supported high volume sites. The Atlanta Falcons Stadium in Georgia and the Wa...

As the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines widens in the U.S., varying eligibility rules and unequal access to the coveted doses are sometimes breeding feelings of guilt, envy and judgment

Adding to the second-guessing about who should be getting shots is the scattershot feel of the rollout, and the sense that some might be gaming the system.

The rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. is offering hope that the pandemic that has upended life around the world will finally draw to an end, but uneven distribution is creating its own problems

Varying eligibility rules and unequal access to the vaccine doses are also breeding guilt, envy and judgment among those who’ve had their doses and those awaiting their turn.