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NYC Taking Vaccines to Beaches; Moderna for Teens: Virus Update

NYC Taking Vaccines to Beaches; Moderna for Teens: Virus Update Bloomberg 1 hr ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) Moderna Inc.’s vaccine was highly effective in younger teens in a large study, putting it on track to become the second shot authorized in the U.S. for adolescents. A White House official said that half of American adults will be fully vaccinated as of Tuesday. The impact of inoculations is causing a reversal of fortunes in Bloomberg’s Covid Resilience Ranking, with last month’s leader Singapore falling along with other Asian economies that had been lauded for thwarting the virus.

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NYC Taking Vaccines to Beaches; Moderna for Teens: Virus Update

NYC Taking Vaccines to Beaches; Moderna for Teens: Virus Update
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Nevada among cascade of states pausing use of J&J vaccine

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Nevada says it will pause use of Janssen vaccine following federal recommendation

Nevada says it will pause use of Janssen vaccine following federal recommendation Matthew Seeman © Provided by KSNV – Las Vegas Nevada will pause the use of the single-dose COVID-19 vaccine developed by Johnson & Johnson, following the recommendation from federal regulators announced Tuesday. In a statement, the Nevada Health Response team said the state s health department and immunization program are contacting providers to tell them about the announcement. Officials are working to avoid disrupting vaccination clinics that have already been scheduled, according to the Health Response team. The Janssen vaccine was also being used in two Mobile Vaccine Units that were traveling through rural Nevada. The state says no clinics were planned for Tuesday, and an update on the plans for the MVUs will come once more information is available.

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State evaluating Johnson & Johnson vaccines at Wolstein Center, college campuses

State working with Wolstein Center, college campuses on Johnson & Johnson vaccines Updated 12:50 PM; Today 10:45 AM On March 2, Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center administered some of the first Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine doses in the U.S. (The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center)The Ohio State University/Logan Wallace Facebook Share COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Department of Health is working with vaccine providers who were expecting to administer Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots on alternative plans including colleges, universities and mass vaccination sites, an agency spokeswoman said late Tuesday morning. Currently at the Wolstein Center mass vaccination site in Cleveland, where around 6,000 people are getting shots a day, patients are completing their second dose of Pfizer shots this week.

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