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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 12

Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 12
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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 11

Florida s COVID-19 vaccinations surpass 7 million Florida surpassed 7 million residents vaccinated against the coronavirus pandemic on Saturday, near the conclusion of Florida s first full week since further expansion of vaccination eligibility. State officials listed four new deaths in Duval County and 50 across the state, though the pace of COVID-19 fatalities continues to slow in Northeast Florida. | Read more Vaccinations in Florida Vaccination data provided by Johns Hopkins University and state health departments. Click on the map below for county-by-county details. COVID-19 in Florida by the numbers Here s a breakdown of the latest numbers in Florida according to an automated graphic that uses data provided by Johns Hopkins University.

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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 10

Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 10
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COVID-19 vaccine: Jacksonville youths promote access to vaccine shots

Floridians as young as 16 are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine as of Monday. Currently, the Pfizer vaccine is the only one approved for 16- and 17-year-olds. All of the vaccines available right now Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson are approved for those 18 and older. As recently as the beginning of March, eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine among the general public was limited to adults 65 or older. Anyone under 18 receiving a vaccine will need to find a vaccine site that carries the Pfizer version of the vaccine. Currently, federal-run sites carry Moderna and sometimes Johnson & Johnson. The Regency state-run site confirmed Friday that it would carry the Pfizer vaccine and would have parent/guardian consent forms on-site. Privately run sites like CVS and Walmart may also carry Pfizer, but it depends on the location. Parents and guardians are advised to check with specific sites ahead of time.

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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 7

State data reveals rising COVID-19 variants in Northeast Florida State data on the coronavirus pandemic indicates an increasing incidence of COVID-19 variants of concern in Northeast Florida, although still well below the level recorded elsewhere in the state. County-by-county data as of April 1, obtained by the USA Today Network on Tuesday, revealed 42 known cases of variants of concern in Duval County. The five variants of concern, as classified by the Centers for Disease Control, are B.1.1.7, which originated in England; P.1, linked to Brazil; B.1.351, linked to South Africa; and B.1.427 and B.1.429, both linked to California. | Read more #MelanatedAndVaccinated: Jacksonville teens celebrate vaccine access for young people

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