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Health advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention voted to recommend resuming the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. I think overall it s the right thing to do. I mean the risk is very, very, very small. I mean for the people that got it, I mean you know it s bad, but s it s a very, very small risk, Seminole County Medical Director Dr. Todd Husty said.Husty says that s similar to the risks associated with any other vaccine.The Johnson & Johnson vaccine was associated with the risk of rare blood clots. There were 15 cases, 13 of which were in women under the age of 50 and three of them fatal. I would imagine that women of childbearing years, OK, which goes all the way up to 55 they re the ones that were affected and I think a women of childbearing years has to think twice about J&J versus the other alternatives, Husty said.An updated warning will be added to the label. Less than 40% of the entire population in Seminole County have immunity and that s not go

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