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Health Disparities Conference Seeking Session Proposals | The University of Southern Mississippi

Health Disparities Conference Seeking Session Proposals | The University of Southern Mississippi
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Mississippi s Black Communities Turned Around Their Covid Rates Next Up: Make Strides on Vaccines

Mississippi s Black Communities Turned Around Their Covid Rates Next Up: Make Strides on Vaccines
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Everybody has a network in this : NE Mississippi community leaders and members spearhead vaccination efforts

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MSDH releases results of COVID-19 vaccine confidence survey

TUPELO â¢Â Most Mississippians will take a COVID-19 vaccine once its available to them, according to an executive summary of a recent survey of vaccine confidence released by the Mississippi Department of Health released this week. According to the results of the Mississippi COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence Survey,Â 73.2% of Mississippians surveyed indicated they will âdefinitely or likelyâ receive the COVID-19 vaccine when it is available to them. 16.6% remained undecided, while only 10.2% said they do not intend to be vaccinated against COVID-19. However, vaccination plans vary at least slightly by gender, race/ethnicity, age, marital status education level, annual household income and political affiliation.

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Survey sheds light on dwindling COVID-19 vaccine demand in Mississippi

Survey sheds light on dwindling COVID-19 vaccine demand in Mississippi Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Mississippi health officials report vaccinating about 70 percent of people 65 and over with at least one dose. But vaccine demand is dropping dramatically and a new study may reveal why. In April, there’s been a consistent drop each week in vaccinations in Mississippi. About 50,000 fewer vaccines were administered last week than the beginning of the month. “We knew we were going to have trouble getting younger people immunized. It’s the same things we’ve seen with flu shots and other things, so that’s going to continue to be an uphill battle,” said Dr. Thomas Dobbs, Mississippi state health officer.

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