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Effort Aims to Get Vaccine Information to Underserved Communities in the South Bay

Effort Aims to Get Vaccine Information to Underserved Communities in the South Bay
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The Vaccine Project Newsletter: We re going to need friendly persuasion, more hands on deck — and a bigger boat

Right now the COVID-19 vaccine conversation is focused on the fretful disconnect between supply and demand. People who want it can’t get it. Appointments are made and then canceled. Frustration simmers. That’s today’s reality. There will come a time, educated observers say, when the scenario flips and the rollout, after finally hitting a nice cruising speed, will run into a residual wall of vaccine hesitancy and resistance, the Heartbreak Hill at mile 20 of this marathon. “Political leaders and public health experts need to recognize that what appears to be considerable public demand for the COVID-19 vaccine right now may be more modest in the coming months,” professors Matt Motta and Timothy Callaghan predict. “In its place, experts will be faced with the new challenge of convincing hesitant groups to get vaccinated in order to reach herd immunity… Developing these communications and identifying appropriate messengers to deliver this information will be vital to stop

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Santa Clara Co hits 100,000+ COVID-19 cases; ramps up vaccination sites despite limited supply

Santa Clara Co. hits 100,000+ COVID-19 cases; ramps up vaccination sites despite limited supply KGO Share: SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) Nearly one year after the first person in Santa Clara County was diagnosed with COVID-19, officials say the county hit 100,000 cases this week, marking a milestone that no one wanted to see. It s really hard to see that whole pandemic and the whole situation, said Noushin Zojaji, a San Jose senior who stopped by the county fairgrounds Friday morning to receive the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. I was scared and really anxious, but after I got it, it was really good. No pain, and I hope the result is going to be good.

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San Jose clinic implements protocol to make sure COVID-19 vaccines don t go to people trying to cheat the system

Since the coronavirus started spreading across the globe in late 2019, scientists have been looking for a vaccine. Now that vaccines are proven, it will ultimately be up to each state to determine who will get the vaccine, and when? Vaccines are administered between noon and 6 p.m., but wristbands are given out starting at 9 a.m. to the first 500 people in line. We all know the pandemic has disproportionately impacted our Latino, our working-class community, said Jessica Paz-Cedillos, executive director of the Mexican Heritage Plaza. There are five zip codes in East San Jose that makeup 31% of the cases that are reported in the county.

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Bloom Energy and El Camino Health Deploy Shield T3 to Curb COVID-19

Bloom Energy and El Camino Health Deploy Shield T3 to Curb COVID-19 Bloom Energy and El Camino Health Deploy Shield T3 to Curb COVID-19 Bloom Energy and El Camino Health today announced the launch of the University of Illinois innovative Shield T3 COVID testing system and mobile laboratory at Bloom Energys manufacturing facility in Sunnyvale, California. The new mobile lab, powered and hosted by Bloom Energy, is open to Bay Area businesses and schools for simple, rapid and inexpensive COVID-19 testing. One in six tests purchased by participating organizations will be donated to Gardner Health Services, a local non-profit healthcare organization, to expand much needed testing capacity in communities most disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.

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