Advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Friday said the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus vaccine can now be distributed with a warning. The vaccine would carry a warning about the rare risk of blood clots in those who received it, officials with the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) said. Earlier this month, the CDC and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommended halting usage of the shot after several reports of blood clots out of more than 7 million J&J vaccines administered so far. All the cases involved women, including three who died and seven who remain in the hospital, officials said. “This pause was essential to our ability to inform the public, inform physicians, and acquire more data for presentation and for analysis,” said Dr. Jose Romero, chair of the CDC’s committee of immunizations. The vote was 10-4 in favor of …