CT schools still receive deep cleaning, despite hygiene theater questions
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Weeks after New Jersey began distributing COVID vaccines, Lynne Algrant got a call from Bergen New Bridge Medical Center.
The Paramus hospital, nestled in a county where minorities make up almost half the population, was struggling to sign up nonwhite patients for the shots.
At the same time, Algrant, vice president of a Hackensack nonprofit that works with low-income families, was being peppered by calls from Black, Latino and Asian residents struggling to get coveted vaccines. We thought we were going to be facing hesitancy, and we thought we were going to need to do a lot of community education, said Algrant, who works for Greater Bergen Community Action. What we found very quickly is that people couldn t find appointments and couldn t navigate the system.
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With so much chatter about hefty side effects headache, chills, fatigue, body aches after the second dose of the Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines, the sizeable proportion of people who don t get sidelined by the shots have been wondering if they re still fully protected against the disease.
The short answer from immunologists and infectious disease specialists is, yes, absolutely.
In phase III trials, the most common side effect after the second Pfizer shot was fatigue (reported by 60% of those ages 16 to 55), and about 80% of Moderna participants had some type of effect, including fever, fatigue, or muscle pain after dose two leaving a substantial number of people without any side effects at all.