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Share March 06, 2021, 7:29 AM Generally speaking, the city s response to Covid-19 has been seen as a public-health model. Detroit s drive-through testing, and now its vaccination operations, have been widely praised as an efficient use of public resources to stem the disease.
The backlash probably stung worse than the needle.
(Photo: Detroit Health Department) On Friday, Duggan s team was spinning their explanation of why they turned away, earlier in the week, 6,200 doses of the J&J vax, which the mayor called very good, but the two-dose Moderna and Pfizer products the best. Duggan suggested the one-dose shot was better suited for rural areas, and that Detroit s finest vaccine infrastructure in the nation could easily handle the procedures for two-dose recipients.