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From KQED.

From KQED.

As the coronavirus mutiny, From KQBD Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim.

As the coronavirus mutates quickly, medical experts are calling for stricter adherence to masking and social distancing rules and faster vaccinations.

California announced plans last week to move to an age-based system to speed up vaccinations, which has drawn backlash from people who are immunocompromised and some essential workers frustrated over delays.

Delays made worse this past weekend when anti-vaccine protesters managed to temporarily

shut down a major L.A. vaccination site. We'll talk about the latest coronavirus news and the power of medical myths with Dr.

Seema Yasmin next on Forum.

This is Forum. I'm Mina Kim.

Vaccine makers are trying to adapt their formulas and doses to a rapidly mutating coronavirus,

while state officials scrambled to speed up a rocky vaccine rollout to stop the more transmissible variants from taking hold.

Over the weekend, a group of maskless anti-vaccine protesters

managed to shut down a major vaccine site at Dodger Stadium in LA for nearly an hour, angering

seniors who'd already been waiting hours to get their shots. Stanford professor, medical doctor,

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