Pause in Vaccinations Leads to Canceled Appointments Across States

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Source: New York Times

CHICAGO — The student union had been converted into a vaccination center. The doses had arrived on campus. The first appointments were minutes away. Then, at 7:23 a.m. on Tuesday, news of the pause in Johnson & Johnson vaccinations reached Youngstown State University.

“We were ready to go,” said Shannon Tirone, an associate vice president at the university, in eastern Ohio, who instead started calling students to tell them they would not be able to get the vaccine after all.

Similar scenes played out across the country as the abrupt halt in the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine because of concerns about potential blood clots upended plans to vaccinate some of the country’s hardest-to-reach populations.

In California, mobile vaccine clinics in rural areas were canceled. In Chicago, vaccination events for restaurant employees and aviation workers were postponed indefinitely. And at colleges in Ohio, New York and Tennessee, where the one-dose vaccine offered a chance to quickly inoculate students before they left campus for the summer, appointments were called off en masse.



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[C Moon]

1. C'mon. This will pass. It's a precaution. 6 people out of almost 7,000,000?

Like someone on the radio today said, "Have you ever read the warnings on the antibiotics your doctor puts you on? If you did, you'd probably hand it right back to the pharmacist."

[Shanti Shanti Shanti]

2. 6 cases out of 7M, that is literally less than one in a million, still more fuel for the needle fear