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Hello, communicators:

Google announced that it’s rolling out features to help people find “accurate and timely information” about COVID-19 vaccines, including expanding information panels on Google searches, a “Get the Facts” vaccine campaign on Google and YouTube, and adding vaccination location information on Google Maps:

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In a blog post, Google wrote:

Searches for “vaccines near me” have increased 5x since the beginning of the year and we want to make sure we’re providing locally relevant answers. In the coming weeks, COVID-19 vaccination locations will be available in Google Search and Maps, starting with Arizona, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, with more states and countries to come. We’ll include details like whether an appointment or referral is required, if access is limited to specific groups, or if it has a drive-through. We’re working with partners like VaccineFinder.org, an initiative of Boston Children’s Hospital, and other authoritative sources, such as government agencies and retail pharmacies, to gather vaccination location information and make it available.