Barbara Schmalenberger, 86, was the first to receive the vaccine at the Schottenstein Center, in Columbus, Ohio, an arena where mass vaccines are taking place, just days after it was authorized."It was really exciting," Schmalenberger told CNN after getting the shot. When I got out of my car, I was shaking I was so excited. I couldn't wait."Johnson & Johnson's is the third Covid-19 vaccine to be authorized for use in the United States.
Unlike the other two, it only requires one shot, and is more easily transported and stored, since it can be kept at normal refrigerator temperatures.Almost 4 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be available immediately, adding to the amount allotted to states and the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program. Read MoreSchmalenberger's journey has been emotional, she said.
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She is very lucky, up here in Canada anyone over 65 has to wait until June / July if we have the vaccines and some are not meant for over 65 yr olds.
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