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Fact check: Federal law does not prevent states, businesses, employers from requiring COVID-19 vaccines

Fact check: Federal law does not prevent states, businesses, employers from requiring COVID-19 vaccines Daniel Funke, USA TODAY Do I need a mask to attend a game if I m vaccinated? We ask an expert. Replay Video UP NEXT The claim: Employers, businesses and the government can’t mandate COVID-19 vaccines until they’ve been evaluated for two years © Matt Slocum, AP Nouf Albarakati, left, comforts her son Manaf Albarakati, 14, before he receives a COVID-19 vaccine from registered nurse Alicia Jimenez at a vaccination clinic in King of Prussia, Pa. As millions of Americans continue to get vaccinated against COVID-19, some employers, colleges and businesses are weighing whether to make vaccination mandatory. A widely shared claim on social media says those measures are against the law.

Fact check: Federal law doesn t prohibit COVID-19 vaccine mandates

Fact check: Federal law does not prevent states, businesses, employers from requiring COVID-19 vaccines

Fact check: Federal law does not prevent states, businesses, employers from requiring COVID-19 vaccines
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Information shutdown: Why are the J&J vaccines not bein

There is still no word on when a safety audit by the US Food and Drug Administration will be complete a requirement before the Johnson & Johnson vaccines that were compounded and finished at the Gqeberha-based plant of Aspen Pharmacare can be released into South Africa’s vaccination programme. South Africa is relying on the delivery of 31 million doses of the single-shot vaccine for its rollout plans. The vaccine has been approved for use by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), with an advisory issued for pregnant and lactating women. The only other Covid-19 vaccine approved for use in South Africa, and procured by the government is the one made by Pfizer. South Africa has managed to get 30 million doses of this vaccine, but since it requires two shots, there will only be enough for 15 million people.

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