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The report also showed gastrointestinal concerns, eye and throat irritation and respiratory diagnoses among patients treated within a 5-mile radius of the warehouse.
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The county will focus on mobile and neighborhood vaccination clinics instead.
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While communities on the west side have vaccination rates upwards of 60%, rates are hovering around 30% in Lancaster, Palmdale and parts of south and East L.A.
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Pfizer is the only COVID-19 vaccine that has, so far, been approved for minors.
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Although the lack of reported deaths is likely due to delays, a top health officials says the day when no L.A. County residnet dies from coronavirus should be coming soon.
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Experts link the trend to several factors, particularly high vaccination rates among older Americans.
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L.A. County's public health director calls the drop in demand for the vaccine "worrisome."
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Following an LAist investigation, several members of California’s delegation have spoken out about “deadly neglect” and their concerns with the state’s nursing homes licensing process.
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Even going out to an event with a mix of vaccinated and unvaccinated people is OK under the new guidance, as long as it doesn't get too crowded.
