Steve Martin Reveals He Received COVID-19 Vaccine, Jokes About ‘Good News/Bad News’ With Vaccination

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(CNN)Steve Martin is apparently a half full-half empty kind of guy.The comedic actor tweeted Sunday about receiving a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and displayed his tendency toward the middle ground.Martin started out by writing "Good news/Bad news.""Good news: I just got vaccinated!" he wrote. "Bad news: I got it because I'm 75.

Experts are hopeful that the coronavirus vaccine will help to curb the spread of COVID-19, which has killed more than 2 million people worldwide since its 2019 emergence in China.

Steve Martin received the coronavirus vaccine over the weekend in New York City. The comedian-actor, 75, detailed the experience on Twitter and called it "smooth as silk." "Good news/Bad news.

Steve Martin on Sunday told his fans he had some good news and some bad news. The iconic comic and movie star revealed that he had received what is assumed to be his first round of COVID-19 vaccination, which was the good news.

revealed Sunday on Twitter that he had received the COVID-19 vaccine, calling the overall process “smooth as silk.”“Good news/Bad news. Good news: I just got vaccinated! Bad news: I got it because I’m 75.

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Steve Martin took to Twitter on Sunday to share some good news and bad news with his fans. As for the good news, the iconic movie star said he's received the COVID-19 vaccination.

Comedian and actor Steve Martin reported today via social media on his experience with the COVID-19 vaccine.

Steve Martin is sharing his experience with the coronavirus vaccine.

LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is reminding County residents that “the most important action for everyone to take to stop the spread of COVID-19 and save lives is to stay home and not mingle with others not in your household.”

These include:A spokesperson for Tameside and Glossop NHS Clinical Commissioning Group, said: “We have had fantastic take up of the Covid vaccine in Tameside and Glossop with around 13,000 doses administered so far."Eagerness for residents to receive the vaccine and the phenomenal work of staff to set up and deliver the vaccine programme locally will certainly save many local lives and help relieve pressures on our healthcare system."We absolutely want to ensure optimal utilisation of the Covid

direct to your inboxPrimary healthcare staff and patients across Trafford are celebrating a busy few weeks administering COVID-19 vaccines.Sale Primary Care Network thanked its staff for working hard throughout the pandemic, particularly for their efforts distributing jabs in the last few weeks.The team managed to vaccinate 800 people in one day alone.In a tweet, a spokesperson for the network said: “Fantastic team effort from everyone as we vaccinated over 800 people in an attempt to protect