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Fewer Johnson & Johnson Vaccines Coming to Maryland
Marylanders will see a 250,000 decrease in doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine that could slow down vaccination…
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DMV Officials Suspend Use of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Amid Blood Clot Reports
Public health officials in D.C., Maryland and Virginia have temporarily stopped the use of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine…
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Feds Recommend Pause of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Amid ‘Extremely Rare’ Blood Clotting Cases
Federal health officials recommended Tuesday pausing the use of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine while they investigate six reports…
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Johnson & Johnson to Start Testing COVID-19 Vaccine on Adolescents
Johnson & Johnson said Friday will begin testing its coronavirus vaccine on youths ages 12 to 17.
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Problems at Baltimore Plant Jeopardize Millions of J&J Vaccine Doses
Johnson & Johnson, the creator of the FDA-approved single-dose coronavirus vaccine, has identified a problem at a Baltimore plant helping…
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D.C. to Open 3 Sites for Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
District residents will have three new sites, starting this weekend, to get the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine.
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Third Vaccine on the Way but Few Doses Coming to D.C. Region
Trucks from production plants in Kentucky and Tennessee carrying Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine rolled out Monday, headed across the…
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Maryland to Get 50K Doses of J&J Vaccine, But Equity Concerns Remain
Maryland will receive nearly 50,000 doses of the newly approved Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine this week, days after the…
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Drugmakers Retuning Vaccines for Variants; Pfizer Studies Third Dose
Drugmakers Pfizer and Moderna are looking to fine-tune their existing coronavirus vaccines against new variants of the virus, with Pfizer…
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Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Prevents Severe COVID-19, FDA Finds
Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine is safe and effective against the novel coronavirus, the Food and Drug Administration said in…
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