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VA sees drop in demand for coronavirus vaccines

By NIKKI WENTLING | Stars and Stripes | Published: April 26, 2021 WASHINGTON Tens of thousands fewer veterans are seeking coronavirus vaccines from the Department of Veterans Affairs compared to just two weeks ago, VA Secretary Denis McDonough said Monday. Earlier this month, between 50,000 to 75,000 veterans were getting vaccinated every day. As of Friday, distribution dropped to between 25,000 to 30,0000 vaccinations per day, McDonough said. The drop in demand, which is reflective of the rest of the U.S. population, has prompted the department to increase its communication to veterans about the importance of getting vaccinated. “We are seeing demand lag,” McDonough said during a news briefing. “It underscores the importance of us continuing to make the case for vaccination.”

VA vaccinates minority veterans

- Advertisement - Published: April 9, 2021 10:43 AM EDT While minority populations across the U.S. are, in some cases, hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine, this is far from the case with minority veterans. Dr. Kameron Matthews, chief medical officer for the Department of Veteran Affairs, speaks to WINK News anchor Lindsey Sablan about efforts to get these veterans vaccinated. Watch the full interview above. Reporter:

North Carolina must continue supporting telemedicine in our state prison system

North Carolina must continue supporting telemedicine in our state prison system | OPINION Victor Agbafe, Jesper Ke and Kameron Leigh Matthews © The Desert Sun The Riverside County Sheriff s Department s release of inmates due to lack of housing has doubled in recent months as the department struggles with jail overcrowding related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Desert Sun has identified seven inmates released who are facing third strike convictions. The news last month about North Carolina working to vaccinate prison staff, and soon, inmates, is a welcome step in containing the pandemic that has ravaged the criminal justice system across the state. In the state, one in five prisoners and one in four prison staff have tested positive for COVID-19 since March 2020; this burden has disproportionately affected Black communities, who are more likely to comprise both the prisoner and staff population. While these challenges are not unique to North Carolina, they high

VA enrolls veterans on the spot in areas where eligible patients have refused vaccines

VA enrolls veterans on the spot in areas where eligible patients have refused vaccines
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