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Meanwhile, as of Wednesday, more than 140,000 San Diegans who received their first dose of the vaccine are overdue for their second dose. “That number is pretty big. We know the first dose gives you some protection, but it doesn’t give you as good as the second dose. And even if your months late, it looks like it’s really good to get that second shot,” said Dr. Marlene Millen, Chief Medical Information Officer for UC San Diego Health. While recent COVID-19 numbers have shown a slight increase in the county, Millen says there has not been an alarming spike. She says it shows the vaccinations are working. ....
Updated 3 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. San Diego is making great progress on the vaccine front, but one key group is lagging. People between the ages of 20 and 29 aren’t getting vaccinated at the same rate as older adults, according to county data. NBC 7 spent the day in Pacific Beach to talk with young adults about their hesitancy. Some said they didn’t feel ready. Download our NBC 7 mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. “It’s not something I’m against. I just wanted to see how it panned out with everyone else first,” said Max Elwell, visiting Pacific Beach for the day. ....
More than 1 million San Diego County residents still have not been vaccinated and, according to doctors and medical experts, much of the reasoning behind their. ....
Print After months of overwhelming vaccine demand in San Diego County, some local health systems are turning down doses. Others are asking for less vaccine. That would have seemed unthinkable a few months ago, when San Diegans scoured the Internet for appointments, spent hours locked in bumper-to-bumper traffic and lined up late into the evening outside immunization sites all in the name of getting a COVID-19 vaccine. But that was then. This is now. The balance of vaccine supply and demand has shifted drastically. The county, health systems and smaller providers now must figure out the best way to get shots into the arms of San Diegans who are more ambivalent and, in some cases, more hesitant than those who’ve already been inoculated. ....