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Why Women May Be Less Eager to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine

Why Women May Be Less Eager to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine
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Women might be more skeptical of the covid vaccine Why?

Women might be more skeptical of the covid vaccine Why?
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Pregnant people should have opportunity to get COVID-19 vaccine, physician group says

Pregnant people should have opportunity to get COVID-19 vaccine, physician group says
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US Covid-19 vaccines: Who will get them first?

How scarce will coronavirus vaccines be in the US? It depends on where you live. By Youyou Zhou and Julia Belluz | Published: Dec 15, 2020 4:42pm EST This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. With a record number of Americans dying of Covid-19 every day, immunizing the public against the virus is more urgent than ever. But hundreds of millions of people in the US are simply going to have to wait probably several months to get a vaccine. Instead of the 300 million doses the Trump administration originally promised before the end of the year, the two vaccine developers first in line for Food and Drug Administration approval Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna expected to ship 35 million to 40 million doses

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