Covid-19 vaccine’s initial scarcity leads to tough choices for hospitals
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Hospitals in recent weeks have surveyed staff for a sense of what to expect, with responses that also vary.
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Melanie Evans
, The Wall Street Journal
One hospital system is using occupation, health status and a lottery to determine which employees will be first to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine
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Emergency room doctor Stephanie Gonzalez spent this month eagerly waiting to hear if she would be one of the first to get the Covid-19 vaccine. Throughout the pandemic, she said, she has feared bringing the virus home to an adult daughter with autism who needs her mother’s help to dress, shower and eat.
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David McLaughlin and Ben Brody, Bloomberg News The WhatsApp Inc. mobile-messaging application WhatsApp and the Facebook Inc. application are displayed along with other apps on an Apple Inc. iPhone in this arranged photograph taken in Hong Kong, China, on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2014. Facebook, the worlds largest social network, agreed to acquire mobile-messaging startup WhatsApp Inc. for as much as $19 billion in cash and stock, seeking to expand its reach among users on mobile devices. Photographer: Bloomberg/Bloomberg , Photographer: Bloomberg/Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) If there were any lingering doubts about the governmentâs stomach for going after American technology giants, they were erased Wednesday by a pair of lawsuits against Facebook Inc. demanding a sweeping remedy: the breakup of the social-media company.
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