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Debelyn Leach, a nurse in the COVID-19 ICU, was on the fence about getting the vaccine at first, but has since changed her mind. "My personal reason is I don't want to get COVID. I've seen what it does to my patients, and I want to avoid that at any cost," Leach said. "I will do whatever it takes." Leach and other workers received their shots at the hospital's vaccination clinic, which will be running six days a week. They hope to vaccinate between 500 and 800 people a day, depending on supply. "We are planning to be able to go full speed and administer as many doses as we get. We will shift ...

Anaphylaxis can be life-threatening, causing breathing difficulties, a fast heartbeat and confusion. Symptoms usually occur within minutes or even seconds after exposure to a food or medicine, and so people who receive their jab are kept for around 15 minutes to ensure they are well. Health officials have reassured events like these were not "unexpected" because the vaccine was new. And Pfizer said the vaccine was "well tolerated" during the trials with "no serious safety concerns". It has been trialled extensively on thousands of people worldwide and been declared safe and effective for use....