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Pharmacy Technician Synclaire Anderson vaccinates Joe Freed with the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 on Saturday, April 24 at The Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. PHOTO PROVIDED
Damage to equipment at the Tiger Den playground is pictured above. CHRIS MORELLI/THE EXPRESS
Rachelle Edmiston of Pleasant Gap, at right, is a Native American who graduated from Bellefonte Area High School. She said that she has never been offended by the Red Raider mascot or logo. In fact, she has Native American tattoos on her forearm and wrist. CHRIS MORELLI/THE EXPRESS
Parker Goodrow, a junior at Bellefonte Area High School, and Jennifer Palmer of Bellefonte show their support for the Red Raider nickname on Saturday at the Centre County Courthouse.
UCSF reports Bay Area man got blood clot after getting J&J dose J.K. Dineen © Michelle Pemberton / Indianapolis Star
Pharmacy technician Synclaire Anderson vaccinates Joe Freed with a Johnson & Johnson shot at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. With a green light from federal health officials, several states now have resumed use of the one-shot coronavirus vaccine.
Two days after federal regulators lifted the temporary nationwide pause on administering Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, UCSF on Sunday reported the first known case of a male in the United States developing a clot after receiving the shot.
All 15 similar cases the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had learned about and examined after they emerged from about 7 million Johnson & Johnson shots administered involved women who developed rare blood clots after their vaccinations.
UCSF reports Bay Area man got blood clot after getting J&J dose J.K. Dineen © Michelle Pemberton / Indianapolis Star
Pharmacy technician Synclaire Anderson vaccinates Joe Freed with a Johnson & Johnson shot at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. With a green light from federal health officials, several states now have resumed use of the one-shot coronavirus vaccine.
Two days after federal regulators lifted the temporary nationwide pause on administering Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, UCSF on Sunday reported the first known case of a male in the United States developing a clot after receiving the shot.
All 15 similar cases the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had learned about and examined after they emerged from about 7 million Johnson & Johnson shots administered involved women who developed rare blood clots after their vaccinations.
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