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Missouri Says It Overcounted Multiracial People Getting The Coronavirus Vaccine

Carlos Moreno/KCUR 89.3 / Originally published on March 10, 2021 6:26 pm For weeks, Missouri data showed the state was going above and beyond to vaccinate multiracial residents against the coronavirus, suggesting that more than a third had received doses. However, on Wednesday, new information from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services revealed that the earlier data is likely inaccurate because it overcounts multiracial residents. Though the misleading information was discussed among state and health leaders, it was nevertheless presented by the state in public data. The racial breakdowns are critical to understanding if the COVID-19 vaccine is being equitably distributed to minority communities.

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Weeks Into COVID-19 Vaccinations, Kansas City Doesn t Know How Many Black and Latino Residents Are Getting Shots

/ Truman Medical Centers RN Raechel Blades gives Grace Crain her first injection of the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Jan. 26 at Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church. Some local health departments say that the system created to track vaccines doesn t show them county demographic information. Through much of the COVID-19 pandemic, Black and Latino people have suffered disproportionately from the virus, and health experts have worried that these communities could struggle with low vaccination rates unless steps are taken to ensure fair access. Missouri’s vaccination campaign has been underway for more than a month, but analysis by KCUR found that the state’s data on who’s getting vaccines is incomplete and health departments in some of the state’s largest counties don’t have access to local data that would show if the vaccine is being equitably distributed.

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