Florida
As the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) announced on Twitter on April 24, the state will start using again the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The state emergency response team wrote on Twitter that all vaccination sites will continue to use the Johnson & Johnson vaccine as of April 25.
They also wrote that each site will have the possibility to administer 3,000 doses each day. Additionally, they also mentioned that each site will have new consent and screening forms due to the recent blood clotting events, so people will know the possible risks that might come with the vaccine, even though it’s a very small chance of that happening.
One of the questions on that list asks whether the person takes any medicine for blood-thinning or has a bleeding disorder.
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