COLUMBUS – Several vaccination clinics stop distributing COVID-19 vaccines due to the suspension of Johnson & Johnson vaccine distribution.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommended a hiatus from the Johnson & Johnson vaccine Tuesday after six cases of rare blood clots. That hiatus will likely be brief, but in the meantime, Ohio is switching to the other two options: Pfizer and Moderna, which are both two shots.
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Several sites have decided to stop vaccinating this week:
- Ohio University Mobile Clinic.
- Youngstown / Mahoning County Public Health at Dillard’s in the Southern Park Mall.
- Kroger at the Cincinnati Cintas Center.
- Kroger at Wilmington Air Park.
- Bowling Green State University.
- Cleveland State University.
- Youngstown State University.
Miami University stops Johnson & Johnson shots but continues Pfizer and Moderna shots.
These mass vaccination centers are switching to Pfizer:
- Dayton Convention Center.
- Zanesville Genesis Health System.
- Akron at the Summit County Fairgrounds.
- Columbus Public Health at the Celeste Center.
- University of Cincinnati.
- Ohio University.
- Toledo University.
- Wright State University.
These locations are moving to Moderna:
- Lima / Allen County Public Health.
- Maumee at the Lucas County Rec Center.
- Marietta from the Memorial Health System.
- Ohio Northern University Mobile Clinic.
- Chillicothe at Adena PACCAR.
- Steubenville in the Jefferson County’s General Health District.
- Mansfield on the Richland County Fairgrounds.
- Fostoria / Seneca County Mobile Clinic.
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