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Emily Boerger | Jan 27, 2021 | Federal
Emily Boerger | Jan 27, 2021 | Federal
Eli Kirshbaum | Jan 26, 2021 | Arizona
Vaccine distribution in North Carolina may be limited in the coming weeks as the state has exhausted its supply and will receive a smaller allocation from the federal government. Mandy Cohen, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), held a press conference Tuesday explaining the
Of the 829,500 COVID-19 vaccine doses the federal government has given to Arizona so far, the state has administered 390,623, or 48%. As Arizona slowly recovers from its internationally recognized COVID-19 case surge, it still has the highest caseload in the U.S. On top of this, it has been lagging
The latest projections from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) predict 3 million people will be vaccinated in Washington by May, through that number could reach 4 million individuals with a faster vaccine rollout. The report indicates that the speed at which Washington is able to reach full
Gov. Kate Brown announced last week she was adjusting Oregon’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan to place teachers and school staff at the front of the line with vaccinations beginning the week of January 25. Seniors 80 years and older would wait to receive their vaccines until the week of February
Illinois has updated it’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan to move its incarcerated population to Phase 1B. Prisoners were previously set to be vaccinated during either Phase 2 or Phase 3. Phase 1B also includes essential frontline workers, first responders and residents over 65. The phase officially began in the state
Texas is slated to receive its largest supply of vaccines this week, with an expected 333,650 first doses and 509,400 second doses, according to Gov. Greg Abbott. Abbott shared this information during a visit on Tuesday to the Houston Methodist Hospital, the biggest vaccine provider in the state. He gave