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What to do after getting the COVID-19 vaccine

What to do after getting the COVID-19 vaccine Health official warns that getting the vaccine does not mean you are free to return to normal What to do after getting the COVID-19 vaccine By Monae Stevens | February 4, 2021 at 8:34 PM CST - Updated February 4 at 8:49 PM JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - After getting the vaccine, you may think you are able to return to normal, but that is not the case. Dr. Valencia Andrews-Pirtle says that you still need to continue to follow CDC guidelines such as social distancing, washing your hands, wear a mask, and avoid large crowds. If you are exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, you are still required to quarantine and get tested.

Doctor urges Black community to trust vaccine

Doctor urges Black community to trust vaccine Vaccine hesitancy among black community By Monae Stevens | February 4, 2021 at 8:22 PM CST - Updated February 4 at 8:46 PM JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - The African American community may be less likely to get the vaccine because of the mistrust in the American healthcare system, an area doctor said Thursday. Dr. Valencia Andrews-Pirtle says she has listened to conversations from the Black community in Mississippi County and their mistrust is rooted in the disparities and unethical experiments. She mentions the Tuskegee Experiment is one example that has caused mistrust in the healthcare system. Although the doctor agrees with how the unethical actions have impacted the community’s trust in healthcare in the vaccine, she still advises that people should get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Local News: Officers, firemen get vaccine (1/16/21)

Saturday, January 16, 2021 During Blytheville Mayor James Sanders’ weekly COVID-19 Zoom meeting Wednesday, Dr. Valencia Andrews-Pirtle reported that staff of the Blytheville School District will receive the vaccine on Jan. 27 and staff of the Gosnell School District will be vaccinated on Jan. 28 at their respective high schools. Delta Drug of Manila is coordinating with the local schools for the vaccine clinics. Mayor Sanders said he is glad to see the vaccine clinics at the schools to protect students and staff. Pirtle noted those over 70 may now contact Rose Pharmacy by phone or fax to get on the list for the vaccine. Those shots will be given at Wagner Clinic in Blytheville.

Doctor recalls COVID-19 vacccination experience

Doctor recalls COVID-19 vacccination experience Dr. Valencia Andrews-Pirtle recalls her experience of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine Dr. Valencia Andrews-Pirtle recalls her experience of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. By Monae Stevens | December 18, 2020 at 7:30 PM CST - Updated December 18 at 7:30 PM MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, Ark. (KAIT) - Dr. Valencia Andrews-Pirtle received the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination Thursday once it came in. She says that the flu shot hurts significantly worse than this one. “The vaccination did not hurt much. I barely felt it,” said Dr. Andrews-Pirtle. Dr. Andrews-Pirtle wanted to record getting her shot because she says she can finally come to work without constantly being worried after so long.

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