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Every adult Ohioan is eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine but uptake has slowed and some counties are speeding far ahead of others in the rollout, sparking renewed concerns of hesitancy. On Thursday, Ohio reported 41,009 vaccinations, a 57% decrease from the 96,373 doses reported three weeks ago on April 1, according to Ohio Department of Health data. While some of Ohio's wealthier and more densely populated counties continue to vaccinate residents at a fast pace, others have slowed to a crawl. Any hesitancy is likely due to a combination of factors, including misinformation, political leanin...

Incentive Solutions CEO Mark Herbert Shares Strategies to Improve Sales Channel Visibility in New Ebook Share Article Mark Herbert, CEO of Incentive Solutions, has released a new ebook titled Incentive Strategies to Improve Sales Channel Visibility. The free guide is designed to help suppliers and manufacturers uncover insights about end-users and other channel partners using incentive programs. B2B brand success depends on great relationships with channel partners… Channel incentive strategies work because they fit right into this relationship-based eco-system. ...

With Ohio halting all distribution of the Johnson & Johnson one-dose vaccines Tuesday, area health officials reassured residents that the government-recommended pause is simply the review process working and not a cause for concern.   The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, along with the Food and Drug Administration, recommended states and health entities stop the use of the shot due to blood clots “out of abundance of caution” while they review six reported U.S. cases of people developing a rare and severe type of blood clot after receiving the vaccine.   Dr. Joseph Gastal...

Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara discusses his action in a video –Last April, as Californians stayed off the roads in response to public health “stay-at-home” orders, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara ordered auto insurance companies to return a percentage of paid premiums — saving drivers collectively more than $1.75 billion in 2020. After a systematic review of data submitted by insurance companies — the only such review in the country — he has found that insurance companies continued to overcharge consumers despite drastically reduced risk of accidents and loss due to the ...