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While only six out of 7 million women suffered from blood clots after getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the [...]
Dr. Ulysses Wu envisions a day when the United States achieves herd immunity against the lethal COVID-19 virus still afflicting [...]
The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention asked states Tuesday to immediately pause use [...]
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Update on Johnson & Johnson pause, with Keith Grant, APRN, Senior System Director, Infection Prevention, saying CDC and FDA did the right thing to be cautious, but both he and James Cardon, MD, Chief Clinical Integration Officer believe the vaccine is still safe overall.
Johnson & Johnson on pause, with James Cardon, MD, Chief Clinical Integration Officer, Hartford HealthCare, and Yale doctor, about whether the vaccine triggered an immune response, but try to ease concerns, encourage everyone to consider other two vaccines during this time.
Story about how many J&J vaccines have been distributed in the state, and whether scheduling will be impacted, quote with James Cardon, MD, Chief Clinical Integration Officer, about how HHC primarily used J&J in certain patients, like in the hospital or mobile clinics, but larger clinics used Pfizer and Moderna, so most scheduling is not impacted.
Johnson & Johnson vaccines put on pause, due to rare blood clots, with James Cardon, MD, Chief Clinical Integration Officer, Hartford HealthCare about symptoms to be aware of if you have gotten the J&J shot.
State pauses use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine at vaccine clinics, with James Cardon of Hartford HealthCare commenting on safety concerns and rare side effects.
Story about vaccinating patients in the Emergency Department, Hartford HealthCare is not concerned about shortage with Johnson & Johnson vaccine, with Hartford HealthCare CEO Jeff Flaks.
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