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West Michigan health departments, hospitals team up on new vaccine website

West Michigan health departments, hospitals team up on new vaccine website Consortium wants to encourage people to get COVID-19 vaccine file photo By: Zac Harmon and last updated 2020-12-15 15:33:59-05 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Dozens of area health departments, hospitals, colleges, and community organizations teamed up to create a new resource for information on COVID-19 vaccines. The result is the Vaccinate West Michigan website. The consortium behind it says the site will be the go-to for reliable information on vaccine availability, distribution plans, and safety of the vaccine. “The COVID-19 vaccine is safe, highly effective and will be our best defense against the virus,” said Dr. Adam London, director of the Kent County Health Department. “But it won’t be available to everyone immediately. It’s critical for the residents of West Michigan to have access to accurate, timely and consistent information about the vaccine so we can

Healthcare issues in the U P - ABC 10/CW5

ABC 10/CW5 UPPER PENINSULA, Mich (WBUP) In the last year, the pandemic has put the healthcare system across the country to the test. In rural areas, that additional impact is yet another blow to an already fragile balancing act in getting proper medical attention. From the obstacles of providing proper care to patients, a local program that is training the next generation of rural doctors and a closer look at some of the talented doctors who are dedicated to making sure the unique needs of rural communities are met. Tonight, we begin with the unique challenges of rural healthcare and the obstacles in our community.

Navajo Nation to receive its first vaccine doses this week

Navajo Nation to receive its first vaccine doses this week From CNN s Claudia Dominguez A sign near the Navajo Nation town of Tuba City, Arizona, in May. Mark Ralston/AFP/Getty Images The Navajo Nation Indian Health Service (IHS) is expected to receive its first shipments of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine on Monday and Tuesday, according to a statement issued by the Navajo Nation on Saturday.  “The shipment will be transported to Gallup Indian Medical Center, Chinle HIS, and Northern Navajo Medical Center,” where the vaccines will be stored at “deep freeze temperature” the statement said. The vaccine distribution will be overseen by the Navajo Area IHS, according to the statement.

Months after COVID-19, many with long-term symptoms wonder if they ll ever feel the same

Months after COVID-19, many with long-term symptoms wonder if they ll ever feel the same
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