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Alabama’s COVID-19 health order to expire May 31
Gov. Kay Ivey's order was previously set to expire Wednesday. She's also extending the state of emergency until July 6.
Alabama pauses Johnson & Johnson vaccine use after rare blood clots
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris said there have been no reports of adverse reactions in Alabama.
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"We lost a lot of things. But they are things."
Walmart hasn’t yet updated COVID vaccine site to reflect Alabama eligibility
Eligibility expanded to those 55 and older, those with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other workers on Monday.
Governor orders flags at half-staff in honor of lives lost to COVID
Saturday marks one year since the state's first confirmed case. Since then, more than 10,000 Alabamians have died.
Alabama to expand vaccine eligibility on March 22
People 55 and older and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities will soon qualify for a vaccine.
Advocates say at-risk people receiving at-home care need vaccines, too
Those on home waiver programs would otherwise be living in nursing homes, where they would have access to vaccines.
Two Alabama National Guard teams to begin COVID-19 vaccinations March 23
The two mobile units are to administer at least 8,000 vaccinations weekly in underserved, rural areas.
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See recent postsAlabama health organizations recommend COVID vaccines to help end pandemic
"Millions of people in the United States have received COVID-19 vaccines safely and with few side effects."