Detroit pivots on vaccines, pleading with community to keep getting shots
News of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine might dampen supply, but the real harm from the U.S.'s pause on administering more shots is mistrust of the treatment. It's safe and effective at stopping COVID-19, despite having rare blood clotting side effects reported in six cases.
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