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PEORIA, Ill. Local health officials and professionals at Thursday’s weekly Peoria City/County Health Department briefing urged local residents to get vaccinated amid a COVID-19 case surge.
According to Public Health Administrator Monica Hendrickson, many of the new cases continue to fall within the 0-19 age range.
“In fact, 40% of our current active cases are under the age of 30,” said Hendrickson. “Just over 2,800 Peoria County residents under the age of 30 are considered fully vaccinated.”
Hendrickson said many of the new cases are coming from out-of-school activities such as sports teams, dance academies, group dinners, travel and family get-togethers.
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Local doctors say vaccine infertility rumors not true
Lane County Senior Public Health Officer Dr. Pat Luedkte says there is no evidence the vaccine for COVID-19 affects a woman s fertility.
Posted: Feb 22, 2021 1:07 PM
Updated: Feb 22, 2021 6:33 PM
Posted By: Bob Schaper & Jaewon Jung
EUGENE, Ore. Health officials across the country are facing an unexpected hurdle in achieving herd immunity: women in their 20 s and 30 s who fear the vaccine for COVID-19 causes infertility.
Dr. David Herrmann, an obstertrician at Women s Care in Springfield, said that these rumors have even caused the American College of Obstreticians and Gynecologists to release a statement saying this is untrue.
nowhere to go and put them in a situation where their health will be at risk because what we do know is that closing down the able ability to access that service unfortunately is not a way or women s confronting that issue away. i agree with what the american college of american gynecology and obstetrics has said on this particular bill. they believe it endangers women s health because it s putting us back in an era we ve been in before. we know what happens to women in impoverishes settings turn to. there s a huge debate in the country over abortion rights for women. that debate is obviously continuing. legislation that you filibustered would have panned nearly all abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. a poll asked whether or not people support this.