San Francisco expanded its monkeypox vaccine availability Wednesday morning with a drop-in clinic at SF General Hospital but had to halt the drop-in portion early due to lack of supply.
Though the clinic was taking drop-ins, appointments were highly recommended to prevent extremely long lines similar to what occurred last week when there was a limited supply of vaccines.
Mayor London Breed says she sent a letter to federal health officials requesting more shots. San Francisco has received about 4,000 doses despite asking for more than 30,000.
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