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Harvard's Hospitals Have the Covid-19 Vaccines. Distributing Them Equitably Has Been Complicated. | News


One year into a raging viral pandemic that has claimed over 525,000 American lives, Harvard’s affiliated hospitals have been equipped with arguably one of the most significant medical accomplishments of the 21st century: the Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccines.
Receiving the vaccine supply is just the first step, however, and Harvard’s hospitals have run into another challenge getting shots into arms: overcoming pervasive inequities that have left individuals of color with less access to and trust in the health care system. Even among the hospitals’ own staff, communication difficulties and mistrust have led to unequal rates of vaccination. ....

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As vaccine rollout continues, AP poll finds a third of adults still skeptical of COVID shots


As vaccine rollout continues, AP poll finds a third of adults still skeptical of COVID shots
According to experts, 80% of the population needs a vaccination to get to herd immunity, and with many still reluctant to getting the shot, there is work to be done.
By:
Cole Johnson
and last updated 2021-02-24 14:34:58-05
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — According to experts, 80% of the population needs a vaccination to get to herd immunity, and with many still reluctant to getting the shot, there is work to be done.
A poll from The Associated Press says that a third of U.S. adults are still skeptical of getting the shot, and that within that third, 15% are certain they won t get the vaccine and 17% say probably not. ....

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Leading Off (02/01/2021) - D Magazine


Leading Off (02/01/2021)
Welcome to a historic date: 2/1/21!
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Zac Crain
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Rough Sports Weekend. The Mavs kicked off things by losing their second game in a row to the Utah Jazz, which featured one of the most dispiriting quarters I have ever suffered through in my many years as a Mavs fan, maybe second only to the game against the Lakers when they scored just two points. Then, they bounced back against the Suns Saturday night, looking strong for most of the game, only to fall apart in the fourth quarter, especially over the last few minutes, largely thanks to Chris Paul. Meanwhile, the Stars lost back-to-back games against the Carolina Hurricanes, including a backbreaker yesterday, giving up a late goal and then falling in a shootout. Also, not that you care, but I got up at 6:30 Saturday morning to watch Everton lose to a pretty terrible (or at least in pretty terrible form) Newcastle squad. So, pr ....

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GA Coronavirus: Vaccine Rollout Continues, New Cases Near Record


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Georgia reported on Thursday nearly 6,000 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases, its second highest one-day count since the pandemic began. (Shutterstock / Naeblys)
ATLANTA, GA Georgia reported on Thursday nearly 6,000 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases, its second highest one-day count since the pandemic began and that doesn t even include antigen-positive cases.
Georgia s health department tallied 5,890 confirmed COVID-19 cases in its daily afternoon report. Added to the slightly less reliable 2,174 antigen-positive which most other states include in their total Georgia reported more than 8,000 new coronavirus infections.
The state s highest one-day total of new COVID-19 cases not including antigen-positive test is 6,115, set on Dec. 10. ....

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