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CDC panel recommends lifting pause on J&J vaccine; Indian hospitals plead for oxygen; 570K US deaths: Live COVID-19 updates Elinor Aspegren, Kaanita Iyer and Grace Hauck, USA TODAY USOPC will not track or mandate vaccines for Olympians, athletes still eager for shots Replay Video UP NEXT The pause on the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine should be lifted, an expert advisory committee to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday. The recommendation by the CDC committee, called the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, has to be approved by the CD...

The campaign is dubbed "We Can Do This: Live" and is poised to be unveiled Thursday, NBC News reported. The effort, which is described as a "massive campaign" and also includes NASCAR drivers and NBA and WNBA players, will reportedly be aimed at reaching Americans “directly in the places where they already consume content online, including social media, podcasts, YouTube, and more.” ADVERTISEMENT A White House spokesman didn't immediately return ITK's request for comment. About 1 in 5 U.S. adults said they would not get a vaccine to protect against the coronavirus, according to a Monmouth...

coronavirus 18 mins ago Famous people slated to participate in the campaign include actress Eva Longoria, Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire investor Mark Cuban, Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest, the co-hosts of "Live with Kelly and Ryan" as well as people from NASCAR, the NBA and WNBA, according to NBC News. The goal, according to a detailed release of the campaign obtained by NBC News, is to reach Americans, particularly young people, "directly in the places where they already consume content online, including social media, podcasts, YouTube, and more." The administration's e...

White House Looks To The Stars To Get America Vaccinated 04/22/21 AT 1:03 PM In an effort to get more Americans vaccinated, the Biden Administration is looking to celebrity influencers to persuade those holding back from getting the COVID-19 shot inoculated. According to NBC News (via CNBC), the White House will launch a new campaign called “We Can Do This: Live” that will specifically target a younger demographic through social media, podcasts, YouTube, and virtual events with a series of celebrities and athletes. The celebrity lineup is reported to include actress Eva Longoria, Dalla...

This comes as national data documents increases in vaccine confidence. By Alexandra Kelley | April 22, 2021 Sandra Lally is inoculated by nurse Fidele Fosso with the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine at the UMass Memorial Health Care COVID-19 Vaccination Center in the Mercantile Center in Worcester, Massachusetts on April 22, 2021. JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP via Getty Images Story at a glance The Biden administration is slated to launch a new public relations campaign to answer questions about COVID-19 vaccines. It will feature prominent celebrities to share po...