vaccinations
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Word of Mouth Touted as Best Strategy for Reducing ‘Vaccine Hesitancy’
On May 5, leaders of the White House COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force shared important information about COVID-19 vaccinations and…
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Less Than a Third of Parents Would Let Child Get COVID Vaccine: Survey
Less than a third of U.S. parents said they would allow their child to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, according…
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Moderna Says COVID Vaccine 96% Effective in Teens
Moderna said Thursday its coronavirus vaccine is 96% effective in children ages 12-17, according to early data released from the…
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Appointments No Longer Necessary at Maryland Mass Vaccination Sites
Maryland residents no longer need an appointment to get vaccinated at any of the state’s 13 mass coronavirus vaccination sites.
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D.C. Residents Walk Up in a Day of Action Against COVID-19
District residents took advantage of the suspension of the pre-registration coronavirus vaccine program and turned out in large numbers on…
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White House Weighs COVID Vaccine Requirement for School in Fall
The White House hasn't yet taken a stance on whether school districts can mandate coronavirus vaccinations to return to school…
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D.C. Offers Free Beer for Vaccination
The D.C. government is offering a free beer to anyone 21 and older who receives a coronavirus vaccination Thursday at…
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One-Third of Prince George’s Residents 16 and Older Now Vaccinated
Prince George's County has seen gradual progress in its effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic, with one-third of residents 16…
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FDA to OK Pfizer COVID Vaccine for Adolescents by Early Next Week: Report
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration reportedly is set to approve Pfizer/BioNTech's coronavirus vaccine for adolescents ages 12 to 15…
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Maryland Offers State Employees $100 to Get COVID Vaccine
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday that state employees will be given a $100 incentive to get a coronavirus vaccination.
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