Doctors from University of Pittsburgh Medical Center are urging everyone to get the COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available to them. They say their numbers of COVID patients have dropped compared to where they were, and the mortality rate is not as high as they expected it to be. However, doctors there still encourage people to get the vaccine… saying there are no major side effects. Many at the hospital are preparing to receive their second dose of the vaccine this week, and they believe doses will start rolling out to the general public in the next four-to-six-weeks.