CDC: No Restrictions Wanted for Johnson & Johnson Coronavirus Vaccine, Panel Advises US Resume Use

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced late Friday afternoon that a CDC panel has determined that no restrictions are required on the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine and is advising to resume use of the vaccine. CDC temporarily stopped using the vaccine after reports reported six cases of blood clots in women aged 18 to 48 years.

“The recommendation, accepted 10: 4 with one abstention by the CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, will pave the way for US regulators to end their recommended break in the use of the J&J shot this weekend,” reports CNBC. “The single shot is an important tool for delivering life-saving vaccines to hard-to-reach places where reliable cooling may not be available, such as In tribal areas, poorer areas, and rural communities, as well as for people who may not be able to return. For a second dose, US health officials say. “

The US vaccination rate has dropped dramatically by 11% over the past week as health professionals work to reduce vaccine hesitation.

Anti-science groups on Facebook and lawmakers like Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) are accused of prolonging the pandemic and giving the coronavirus time to mutate.

This is breaking news and a developing story.

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