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CDC Director says disinformation may be driving some to refuse COVID-19 vaccine

CDC Director says disinformation may be driving some to refuse COVID-19 vaccine CDC director says disinformation some vaccine refusals CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky says, as the US moves into the next phase of vaccinations, misinformation is making it harder to convince people to roll up their sleeves. Just over half of Americans 18 and older have been fully vaccinated. ATLANTA - Just over half of Americans 18 and older are now fully vaccinated, which means the other 49% may be still on the fence about getting immunized. CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky says, as the US moves into the next phase of vaccinations, misinformation is making it harder to convince people to roll up their sleeves.

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CDC director touts vaccine effectiveness in Dalton

CDC director touts vaccine effectiveness in Dalton
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CDC Director Says Vaccine Rollout Will Get Much Harder

CDC Director Says Vaccine Rollout Will Get Much Harder
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Georgia Phase 1 COVID vaccine expansion begins January 11; includes adults 65 and older, first responders

Georgia Phase 1 COVID vaccine expansion begins January 11; includes adults 65 and older, first responders By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team Published Dr. Neil Winawer on the latest COVID-19 news Dr. Neil Winawer of Emory University joins Good Day with a closer look at the United Kingdom s vaccination plan ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Public Health and the Governor s Office released new details Tuesday about the expansion of the COVID-19 vaccine during the first phase of distribution. Since we began our COVID-19 vaccination campaign in our health district on December 18th, our county health departments have vaccinated some of the most critically vulnerable people in our communities, said Zachary Taylor, M.D., M.S., interim health director of the North Georgia Health District, based in Dalton. Now we want to rapidly and effectively administer COVID-19 vaccine to even more members of our community.

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Trusting science: Hospital administers COVID-19 vaccine to employees

Ryan Anderson/Daily Citizen-News Addie Allen, a licensed practical nurse, administers Pfizer s COVID-19 vaccine toÂ Patrick O Ferrall, a certified registered nurse anesthetist, at Hamilton Medical Center on Monday.Â This is history in the making, Addie Allen said Monday as she administered Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to employees of Hamilton Medical Center. We need (this vaccine) desperately, the licensed practical nurse added. I m so thankful and glad to be part of this process. The shot was painless and simple, said Patrick O Ferrall, a certified registered nurse anesthetist who was among those to receive the vaccine Monday. I have kids and an immunocompromised mother-in-law, so I m getting (the vaccine to protect) them, too, in addition to himself and his patients.

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