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Just two days after the state hit the pause button on Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine, health leaders are now concerned that it could lead to potentially more vaccine hesitancy. Forsyth County Public Health Director Joshua Swift said the department started to see a slow down in vaccine appointments starting the week of Easter as numbers of COVID-19 cases are now starting to slowly tick up in the state. “So we are concerned that people that were already hesitant that have heard this news may become more hesitant,” Swift said. Forsyth County Public Health Director Joshua Swift is referring to a recent decision by the state to pause all Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines as federal officials investigate six cases of rare blood clots that were found in women after they had received the vaccine. So far nearly seven million doses have been administered in the U.S.“I would just encourage people to you know this is one person in a million who got these rare blood clots an

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