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California Plans to Safely Reopen Despite Vaccine Naysayers

Gov. Gavin Newsom hopes to reopen the state by June 15, but that timeline relies on low hospitalization rates and a consistent supply of COVID vaccines. It also counts on the state achieving herd immunity.

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Did Spotlighting a Rare Potential Vaccine Side Effect Put More at Risk?

The problem is getting the public to understand relative risk, said Rupali J. Limaye, who studies public health messaging at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She noted that the potential rate of blood clotting in reaction to the vaccine is much smaller than the blood clotting rate for cigarette smokers and for women who use hormonal contraception, although the types of blood clots differ. Image A mass vaccination site in San Juan, P.R., in March. Around the country, Johnson & Johnson vaccine recipients were left to grapple with the news, which was especially unsettling for women ages 18 to 48, who accounted for all six cases of blood clots.Credit.Carlos Giusti/Associated Press

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Did spotlighting a rare potential side effect of J&J Covid-19 vaccine put more at risk?

WASHINGTON (NYTIMES) - To federal health officials, asking states on Tuesday (April 13) to suspend use of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine until they can investigate six extremely rare but troubling cases of blood clots was an obvious and perhaps unavoidable move. But where scientists saw prudence, public health officials saw a delicate trade-off: The blood clotting so far appears to affect just 1 out of every 1 million people injected with the vaccine, and it is not yet clear if the vaccine is the cause. If highlighting the clotting heightens vaccine hesitancy and bolsters conspiracy theorists, the pause in the end could ultimately sicken - and even kill - more people than it saves.

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Covid-19 News: Live Updates on Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

Covid-19 News: Live Updates on Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
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What the pause in J&J s vaccine could mean for the coronavirus epidemic

What the pause in J&J s vaccine could mean for the coronavirus epidemic
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