San Francisco is continuing efforts to get more people vaccinated for monkeypox, as health officials announced Monday they are expanding hours at the Zuckerberg San Francisco walk-in vaccine clinic.
The clinic will now be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday depending on supply.
The city said their current supply should last until Thursday, but are still waiting for confirmation on when they'll receive their next allocation.
Despite lines at the clinic being shorter, the hospital said they've become more efficient and are administering approximately 600 to 700 doses a day.
San Francisco currently is tracking 563 monkeypox cases.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Bay Area public health experts were set to hold a virtual town hall at 5 p.m. Tuesday to provide an update on the response to the monkeypox outbreak, including resources available to San Francisco residents, their families and their communities.
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