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More than 251,000 Californians signed up on MyTurn to volunteer at vaccine clinics, but only 379 people have been able to book shifts through the state’s problem-plagued website.
As a result, the Newsom administration failed to capitalize on a potential team of, perhaps, hundreds of thousands of volunteers to help administer vaccinations.
MyTurn Volunteer is a part of California’s troubled $50-million MyTurn vaccine management system that was hastily built to distribute vaccines and give people a one-stop place to book appointments. A recent CalMatters investigation found that appointments booked on MyTurn accounted for only about 27% of doses given each day across the state.
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California Coronavirus Updates: Early CDC COVID-19 Tests Came With Wrong Instructions, Costing The U.S. Weeks
Saturday, May 22, 2021 | Sacramento, CA
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Government scientists distributed flawed COVID-19 tests early in the pandemic, says an internal report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
In February 2020, some of the tests sent to the country’s labs delivered “inconclusive” readings, which delayed the ability to identify COVID-19 cases.
The report said that the fundamental problem was “inadequate document control. There were different versions of instructions and protocols circulating around the test-development lab so there was an inconsistency in the way they were performed.