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Vaccine hesitancy in South Dakota could prolong pandemic and delay a return to normal South Dakota has been a national leader in providing coronavirus vaccines to older residents and others at high risk of complications from COVID-19. Written By: Bart Pfankuch / South Dakota News Watch | 2:28 pm, Apr. 21, 2021 × Most vaccination centers in South Dakota still require an appointment, but health officials are hoping that more will soon take patients on a walk-in basis to encourage more people to get vaccinated against COVID-19. (Photo by Bart Pfankuch, South Dakota News W...

Vaccine hesitancy in South Dakota could prolong pandemic and delay a return to normal Bart Pfankuch, South Dakota News WatchApril 19, 2021News Bart Pfankuch, South Dakota News WatchMeagan Jensen, 25, is an agriculture teacher at Sturgis High School who has followed the progress of the vaccination effort in the news and has so far decided not to get vaccinated. PIERRE, SD – Medical experts in South Dakota and across the country are concerned that reluctance among some people to get vaccinated against COVID-19 may prolong the pandemic, delay a return to normal life and possibly lead to more d...

WCCB Charlotte's CW April 16, 2021 The Latest (4/16/21): As of April 16th, there were 106,095 cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) with 928 deaths due to COVID-19 reported among Mecklenburg County residents. Data as of April 14 are presented in more detail below. MCPH provides these routine updates about reported cases of COVID-19 to help our community better understand how this pandemic is developing in our county. These results only reflect laboratory confirmed cases of COVID-19 among county residents. Many individuals infected by COVID-19 have not been tested because they are asymptomatic...

WCCB Charlotte's CW April 10, 2021 The Latest (4/10/21): As of April 9th, there were 104,279 cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) with 922 deaths due to COVID-19 reported among Mecklenburg County residents. Data as of April 7 are presented in more detail below. MCPH provides these routine updates about reported cases of COVID-19 to help our community better understand how this pandemic is developing in our county. These results only reflect laboratory confirmed cases of COVID-19 among county residents. Many individuals infected by COVID-19 have not been tested because they are asymptomatic. ...

COVID-19 vaccine acceptance in pregnancy The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has already taken over 2.8 million lives worldwide while still continuing to cause tens of thousands of new cases every day. Many of these are pregnant women. A new preprint research paper posted to the medRxiv* server shows that while pregnant women are seriously worried about their risk of contracting the infection caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), but are also hesitant to take the vaccine. Pregnancy increases risk? Some earlier reports suggest that pregnant w...