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Are Granite Staters going to be able to choose which vaccine they get any time soon? Updated: 6:43 PM EDT May 18, 2021 Are Granite Staters going to be able to choose which vaccine they get any time soon? Share Updated: 6:43 PM EDT May 18, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript GETTING THE FACTS ON THE VACCINE. MARK SAYS, A WHILE AGO THERE WAS A PLAN FOR A PERSON TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR VACCINATION AND AN ABILITY TO CHOOSE THE BRAND OF VACCINE WANTED. IS THAT HAPPENING ...

Common side effects are mild and include pain at the injection site and sometimes fatigue and muscle or body aches.

Get The Facts On The Vax: Precautions for those with health issues; common side effects © WMUR Get The Facts On The Vax The COVID-19 vaccines from Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson have been given emergency use authorization for months, and hundreds of thousands of shots have been administered in New Hampshire, but questions understandably remain. We sought answers for WMUR viewer questions about the vaccines from Dr. Beth Daly, Chief the Bureau of Infectious Disease Control at the New ...

We don't know yet whether one or two doses will be required. Long-term immunity from the vaccines is still being researched.

Get The Facts On The Vax: COVID-19 natural immunity; vaccines long-term effects © WMUR Get The Facts On The Vax The COVID-19 vaccines from Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson have been given emergency use authorization for months, and hundreds of thousands of shots have been administered in New Hampshire, but questions understandably remain. We sought answers for WMUR viewer questions about the vaccines from Dr. Beth Daly, Chief the Bureau of Infectious Disease Control at the New Hampshir...

Pollyanna Glad Day back on in Littleton Update: Thursday, May 20, 1:07 p.m. A celebration in honor of an orphan girl who remains optimistic in spite of the many challenges she faces is back on schedule in New Hampshire after it was canceled last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. "Pollyanna Glad Day" is a a go for June 12 in Littleton, with a few adjustments. It pays tribute to the classic 1913 childrens book, "Pollyanna," and author Eleanor Porter, who was from Littleton. Gatheri...

State announces one new death, 104 new COVID cases Update: Monday, May 17, 3:35 p.m. New Hampshire health officials announced one new COVID-19 death Monday. The patient who died was a female resident of Carroll County. The state also announced 104 newly-identified infections, which continues a pattern of declining case numbers in the Granite State. Since the start of the pandemic, there have been nearly 98,000 diagnosed COVID cases in the state; 1333 residents have died. Forty-six reside...

Two additional COVID-19 deaths, 145 new cases Update: Saturday, May 15, 5:31 p.m. State health officials announced two additional COVID-19 deaths Saturday. They were two male residents, both over 60, from Hillsborough and Merrimack counties. The state reported 145 new cases and 52 patients hospitalized due to the virus. Both those numbers represent a continuing decrease. The state has averaged 156 cases per day over the past week, which is a 26% decrease over the previous seven-day perio...

School districts, hospitals set up clinics for vaccinating children age 12-15 Plans for clinics in works before Pfizer vaccine authorized for age group Share Updated: 6:49 PM EDT May 13, 2021 Plans for clinics in works before Pfizer vaccine authorized for age group Share Updated: 6:49 PM EDT May 13, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript STARTED PLANNING FOR THIS WEEKS AGO. IT’S BEEN A WHIRLWIND AS FAR AS ORGANIZING AND AND WHATNOT, BUT WE’LL HAVE ALL OF OUR FIRST...