How many Covid-19 vaccine doses go unused in Ohio?
How many Covid-19 vaccine doses go unused in Ohio? By Sara Goldenberg | May 4, 2021 at 1:02 AM EDT - Updated May 4 at 1:02 AM
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Nearly 200,000 Covid-19 vaccine doses have been wasted at providers and pharmacies across the country since late March, according to CDC data obtained by CNN.
The 19 News Vaccine Team wanted to see how many doses have been thrown out in Ohio.
We found 7.1 million doses have been administered as of May 2, and unusable doses since vaccinations began in December âmake up approximately .1% of the doses administered,â according to the Ohio Department of Health.
Student nurses, midwives and doctors to be hired as Ireland s Covid-19 vaccination ramps up
The only eligibility criteria is that candidates must be in the process of completing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing or Midwifery or be studying Medicine
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VACCINE TEAM: If a person I live with is fully vaccinated, can they give me COVID-19?
VACCINE TEAM: If a person I live with is fully vaccinated, can they give me COVID-19? By WBTV Web Staff | April 26, 2021 at 11:36 PM EDT - Updated April 26 at 11:36 PM
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A person asked the Vaccine Team about COVID-19 after the vaccination shot.
A person asked: “If a person in my household is fully vaccinated and I am not, can that person give me COVID?”
The answer researchers don’t know the chances of that yet.
They’re still studying the vaccine and the spread of the virus.
WellSpan to offer walk-in hours for COVID-19 vaccines
Updated 11:49 AM;
WellSpan Health will soon offer walk-in hours for those seeking COVID-19 vaccines.
Beginning Friday, April 30, WellSpan will offer select days and times where people can walk in and get vaccinated without an appointment.
Stephanie Andreozzi, co-lead of WellSpan’s Vaccination Team, said WellSpan is aiming to make vaccines more accessible.
“Our goal is to make this shot of hope as accessible as possible so we can get back to hugging our loved ones and doing the things we’ve been putting off,” she said in a statement. “WellSpan Health is committed to decreasing vaccine hesitancy and we know that taking this step will help patients who are struggling to make time for an appointment.”