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J&J’s Limbo Crimps U.S. Vaccine Drive at a Pivotal Moment Bloomberg 3 hrs ago Angelica LaVito and Fiona Rutherford (Bloomberg) -- Communities across the U.S. are suddenly revamping their vaccination campaigns to adjust to an indefinite halt in Johnson & Johnson’s doses, which has required officials to reschedule tens of thousands of appointments as they seek to reassure people that Covid-19 vaccines are safe. Health professionals are split on whether the delay should continue. On the one hand, the blood-clotting syndrome that led to the pause in J&J vaccinations is serio...

A man walks past street art by Lanie Rose and @asablackpersonintheuk in Stokes Croft, Bristol. Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA Public health experts have condemned an official report on racial disparities in the UK as flawed and misleading for stating there was little evidence of systemic health differences due to ethnicity, saying the authors had “cherry-picked” data and lacked expertise. Academics said that if the 30-page chapter on health in the report by the Downing Street-appointed Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities had been subm...

UK's Covid vaccine strategy will 'unravel' unless inequalities addressed, say experts Niamh McIntyre, Pamela Duncan and Dan Sabbagh © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Amer Ghazzal/REX/Shutterstock Britain’s mass vaccination strategy will “unravel” unless discrepancies in uptake are tackled, experts said as data showed a 25 percentage point difference between vaccination rates in richer and poorer areas just miles apart. A Guardian analysis found the vaccine gap was most pronounced in Southwark, south London. In Herne Hill and Dulwich Park, among the least-deprived...

Data reveals huge disparities between vaccination take-up rates in richer and poorer areas nearby