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'Is it safe?': Hamilton Co. health experts weigh in on Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine The Johnson & Johnson vaccine was Hamilton County's go-to for people experiencing homelessness, people who are home-bound, and for mass vaccination sites. When state and federal health officials recommended pausing its use Tuesday, questions began to percolate. and last updated 2021-04-13 19:19:09-04 CINCINNATI — The Johnson & Johnson vaccine was Hamilton County's go-to for people experiencing homelessness, people who are home-bound, and for mass vaccination sites. When state and federal health off...

Cincinnati infectious disease doctor answers questions about pause in J&J vaccinations Share Updated: 5:14 AM EDT Apr 14, 2021 Share Updated: 5:14 AM EDT Apr 14, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript CONDITION THAT CAN BE DANGEROUS. THESE CASES APPEAR TO BE EXTREMELY RARE THE BODYSUIT OF ATTACKING THE PLATELETS DOCTORS ANSWERING THE TOUGH QUESTIONS AS JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINATIONS ARE PAUSED JUST OVER ONE MONTH INTO DISTRIBUTION WHENEVER YOU’RE USING A NEW PRODUCT IN THE CLINICAL TRIALS. DON’T SHOW A SIDE EFFECT LIKE THIS. SOMETIMES YOU DON’T SEE IT UNTIL IT...

This new strain was detected in the UK and it has caused Canada, France, and other countries to ban flights from the UK. So far New York or the United States hasn't followed suit.

Coronavirus live updates: 'Breakthrough' home test gets OK from FDA; 1 in 6 who share home with COVID patient will get sick Jorge L. Ortiz, Jessica Flores and Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY COVID-19 has now killed 300,000 Americans Replay Video UP NEXT USA TODAY is keeping track of the news surrounding COVID-19 as vaccines begin to roll out nationwide. Just this week, the US marked the stark milestone of more than 300,000 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic .  Keep refreshing this page for the latest updates on vaccine distribution, including who is getting the shots and ...

Dr. Stephen Feagins, chief clinical officer, Mercy Health–Cincinnati. Dr. Robert Frenck, principal investigator of the National Institutes of Health-sponsored Vaccine Treatment and Evaluation Unit, director of Gamble Vaccine Research Center. He's leading the COVID-19 vaccine trials at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Dr. Thomas Lamarre, infectious disease specialist, The Christ Hospital. Here's what we asked, and how they responded: If you or a friend or colleague or family member had COVID-19 already, would you get or tell them to get the vaccine anyway? Blatt: Yes. "I woul...