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State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris urged the public to get vaccinated, or Alabama could see another deadly COVID-19 spike.
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State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris urged the public to get vaccinated, or Alabama could see another deadly COVID-19 spike.
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The number of doses administered in Alabama has dropped by more than 40 percent since April 13.
Gov. Kay Ivey's order was previously set to expire Wednesday. She's also extending the state of emergency until July 6.
State health officials say younger people are not seeking out vaccines as much as older people.
A separate report shows Black Alabamians, women make up a disproportionate percentage of low wage workers without health insurance.
Federal regulators say using Johnson & Johnson could save as many as 1,400 lives over the next six months.
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris said there have been no reports of adverse reactions in Alabama.
Currently, no COVID-19 vaccine has FDA authorization for those under the age of 16. Only Pfizer has authorization for 16 and up.
The American Rescue Plan Act could cover the initial costs of making 300,000 uninsured Alabamians eligible, advocates say.
