With the consent of experts, some states have resumed the use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine

With the approval of federal authorities, several states resumed the one-time use of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday.
After U.S. health officials said on Friday night that they were suspending the use of Johnson & Johnson vaccination for 11 days, the states moved quickly. During the suspension, the scientific adviser believed that the benefits of the vaccine outweighed the rare risk of causing blood clots.

The problem of blood clotting caused by the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is still unresolved. This will cause people to panic and lead to distrust of vaccines.