Union City receives 1st doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Union City got the first doses of the state’s Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine this week.
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Mar 6, 2021, 12:12 PM
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Updated 1,504 days ago
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of the state’s Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine this week.
Annamarie Flores got the first shot at her Union Plaza apartment complex.
Gov. Phil Murphy and Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky were on hand.
Clinical trials have found the vaccine to be 100% against hospitalization and
death, and 85% against severe illnesses.
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