From “Vaccines to Vaccinations”: Officials Urge Black Community to Take COVID Shot — The Sacramento Observer

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From “Vaccines to Vaccinations”: Officials Urge Black Community to Take COVID Shot — The Sacramento Observer

(CBM) - COVID-19 hospitalizations are starting to decrease in California, but that decline does not mean the pandemic is over, state health officials warn. The number of cases in California dropped by 31% over 14 days leading up to Jan. 22, according to the New York Times California Coronavirus Map and Case Count. The most […]

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