The department says they will divvy up the shipment by sending 1,508 of those vaccines to Harris County Public Health.
Vaccines were allocated to local health departments by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Texas Department of State Health Services. “Due to the limited nationwide supply, the monkeypox vaccine has not been widely available, and health officials currently do not recommend widespread vaccination,” according to a Houston Health news release.
Much like the COVID-19 vaccine, there will be a recommended two doses, four weeks apart, for those who are interested in receiving it. “While the threat of monkeypox to Houston’s general population remains low, we welcome this vaccine shipment and look forward to receiving more as long as there is a need in the community,” said Mayor Sylvester Turner. “I have asked our health department to remain vigilant in its work to educate and advocate on behalf of individuals considered most at-risk.”Monkeypox is still being classified as a rare condition, despite the recent uptick in outbreaks.
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Has anyone done a study to show the side effects of a combination between the Money Pox vaccination and the COVID vaccination If there has been such an adverse effect of the COVID vax alone...what will be the effect of inducing another chemical concoction into your body...
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