COVID-19: Kogi govt inaugurates team to monitor, investigate vaccine’s tolerance Commissioner
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The Kogi Government, on Thursday, inaugurated a State Research Team to monitor and investigate the effect, adverse reactions, and level of tolerance of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The state’s Commissioner for Health, Dr Saka Audu, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that team was inaugurated following the flag-off of the COVID-19 vaccination, in Lokoja, on Tuesday.
The commissioner said the team, comprising specialists drawn from across the health sector, would conduct research on some few areas of attention regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, including investigating why Kogi had been relatively spared by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Parminder Singh is the co-founder of HealthCare Plus, a network of digital-first clinics, and the managing director of clinical services at health tech company Think Research. Jason Flowerday is the managing director of Think Research and Sachin Aggarwal is the CEO.
Vaccine hesitancy is a legitimate concern – one that’s being amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic. We know that government officials are worried about it, and Ottawa has set up a team of behavioural scientists to monitor how Canadians feel about vaccines and public-health messaging.
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