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Half of LA County residents 16 and older are now fully vaccinated - L.A. Focus News

  • May 25, 2021
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Los Angeles County has reached the milestone of fully vaccinating half of its population aged 16 and over against COVID-19, the public health director announced on Monday, May 24, but lagging rates among those aged 30 to 49 have made them the most likely to wind up hospitalized with COVID-19 infections. According to figures released […]

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