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Boxes of the Covid-19 Johnson & Johnson Janssen vaccine are ready to be distributed as part of a collaborative effort from the West Virginia National Guard, FamilyCare Health Centers and Toyota to vaccinate Toyota employees on March 26, 2021 on the grounds of the Toyota plant in Buffalo, West Virginia.
Local and state health agencies have joined a national pause in use of the COVID-19 vaccine made by the firm Johnson & Johnson. But officials in Milwaukee and Madison are still urging people to get shots of COVID vaccine made by two other companies, Pfizer and Moderna.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it s reviewing use of the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) vaccine, after reports that six women who were given the vaccine developed blood clots six to 13 days later. That s out of nearly seven million doses used nationwide. NPR reports the women were between the ages of 18 and 48. The CDC says one woman died. One patient is in critical condition. State officials say
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Dane County COVID-19 variant outbreak infects 16 children
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Milwaukee County virus cases rising; UK variant, kids of concern
Milwaukee County virus cases rising; UK variant, kids of concern
Milwaukee County s latest COVID-19 case count shows an average of 117 new infections per day nearly a 100% increase over the past three weeks.
MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Health Department is opening COVID-19 vaccinations to everyone ages 16 and older at its two walk-in clinics.
Previously, the sites at North Division High School and South Division High School were only administering shots to residents from 10 select ZIP codes.
Local health leaders said not only are cases on the rise, but the virus could be impacting children more than ever before.