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How do you fight vaccine hesitancy? 12 News hit the road to find out

How do you fight vaccine hesitancy? 12 News hit the road to find out 12 News hit the road to find people who are hesitant about the vaccine to see if we could find answers to their questions. Author: Michael Doudna Updated: 11:57 PM MST May 26, 2021 PHOENIX More than half of all Americans are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. But to reach herd immunity, some of those on the fence will need to be convinced. 12 News decided to go to two of the communities where statistics show the most hesitancy. What used to be days of long lines and a rush for appointments have now turned into open appointment slots and a surplus in vaccines.

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Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Monday, March 15: Cases Continue Downward Trend; Pima County Hits 2,300 deaths; UK, Brazilian Variants Are in AZ; Supplies Remain Limited but Here s How To Set Up Vaccine Appointments, COVID Tests | Business

With 638 new cases reported today, the total number of Arizonaâs confirmed novel coronavirus cases topped 833,000 as of Monday, March 15, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services. Pima County, which reported 137 new cases today, has seen 111,344 of the stateâs 833,381 confirmed cases. With no new deaths reported this morning, a total of 16,553 Arizonans have died after contracting COVID-19, including 2,300 deaths in Pima County, according to the March 15 report. A total of 716 coronavirus patients were in the hospital as of March 11 Thatâs roughly 14% of the number hospitalized at the peak of the winter surge, which reached 5,082 on Jan. 11. The summer peak was 3,517, which was set on July 13, 2020. The subsequent lowest number of hospitalized COVID patients was 468, set on Sept. 27, 2020.

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Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Monday, March 15: Cases Continue Downward Trend; Pima County Hits 2,300 deaths; UK, Brazilian Variants Are in AZ; Supplies Remain Limited but Here s How To Set Up Vaccine Appointments, COVID Tests

Southern AZ COVID-19 AM Roundup for Monday, March 15: Cases Continue Downward Trend; Pima County Hits 2,300 deaths; UK, Brazilian Variants Are in AZ; Supplies Remain Limited but Here s How To Set Up Vaccine Appointments, COVID Tests
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Doctors criticize lifting of pandemic restrictions on business, schools

March 12, 2021 Gov. Doug Ducey announced he would lift capacity restrictions on restaurants and schools and return to mostly normal operations. Several Arizona doctors criticized the plan, saying the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is not under control. (Photo by Sofia Fuentes/Cronkite News) Four Arizona doctors on Friday assailed Gov. Doug Ducey’s plan to return to mostly normal operations as vaccinations against COVID-19 ramp up, warning that the coronavirus that causes the disease remains out of control. Ducey last week said he will begin allowing restaurants and other businesses to run at full capacity, and he has issued an executive order that requires schools to offer in-person instruction for students who want it, starting Monday. Ducey has declined throughout the yearlong pandemic to set a statewide mask mandate.

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