Hey, it's @HannaCritch! @NC_Governor is giving an update on #COVID19NC and vaccines at 2pm. Follow the live-tweeting here. 💉 #ncpol #nchealth

Advocates say Adult Protective Services was short on funding before the pandemic. And COVID-19 has made it much harder for social services officials to protect adults with disabilities from abuse. #COVID19NC #aging #nchealth #ncnews #ncpol northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

“It is going to be in short supply for the foreseeable future and it’s gonna be hard for people to find appointments. The demand is greatly gonna outstrip the supply.” #coronavirusnc #ncpol #ncga northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

There’s plenty of advocacy groups that could help with this, and what about high school students who are stuck at home? twitter.com/brookecain/sta…

Adult Protective Services ensures adults with disabilities don't fall prey to scams, abuse or neglect. COVID-19 has complicated that job immensely. #coronavirusnc #aging #nchealth northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

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Coronavirus Today – Jan 12 – Cooper calls out “dangerous rhetoric;” Lawmakers criticize vaccine rollout; Large vaccine events coming

January 12, 2021 by Rose Hoban Leave a Comment

Coronavirus Today – Jan 12 – Cooper calls out “dangerous rhetoric;” Lawmakers criticize vaccine rollout; Large vaccine events coming - North Carolina Health News

NC lawmakers grill Mandy Cohen, DHHS secretary, about slower than expected COVID vaccine administration, on a day when Gov. Cooper drew parallels between political violence and coronavirus denial.

By Anne Blythe Gov. Roy Cooper took time on Tuesday to draw parallels between what led to the assault on the nation’s Capitol almost a week ago and the continued effort by some to downplay the coronavirus pandemic and efforts to prevent and slow the spread of COVID-19. It comes at a time when the […]

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Who will be first in line in NC’s vaccine distribution plan?

October 23, 2020 by Anne Blythe

Who will be first in line in NC’s vaccine distribution plan? - North Carolina Health News

As political rhetoric about vaccines leaves many confused, public health officials and scientists work to stoke confidence.

By Anne Blythe To trust or not to trust a COVID-19 vaccine. That is a question many are weighing amid the political rhetoric and shifting timelines on when a vaccine could be ready and widely distributed. It can be mind-boggling to keep up with the latest on vaccine development and frustrating to sort through differing […]

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