Johnson & Johnson's vaccine is on hold. What does this mean for Detroit?
Credit Sarah Cwiek / Michigan Radio Detroit’s Northwest Activities Center was set up as the city’s second mass vaccination site, an alternative to the TCF Center downtown. It’s been giving the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine to Detroiters. But that changed suddenly on Tuesday morning, when federal regulators advised states to discontinue the vaccine until they could investigate a possible connection to very rare blood clots. But people still got vaccinated here. Detroit’s chief health officer, Denise Fair, says the city has enough supply for people who already had appointments ther...
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