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America could soon be swimming in COVID-19 vaccine The shift from scarcity to surplus could bring its own problems
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In just two months, the United States could be swimming in COVID-19 vaccine. The 500 million 0.5 or 0.3-milliliter doses expected to be shipped by then literally are enough to fill a 55,000-gallon swimming pool.
As hard as it is to imagine now as people frantically call, click and line up to get vaccinated, the nation is close to shifting from a situation of scarcity to one of abundance.
“It s not a switch that flips, but it s a sliding scale that happens differently community by community,” said Andy Slavitt, White House senior adviser for the COVID Response Team. “This is not something that will start at some magical day in the future. It has begun today, and it s something that we have to make sure we re addressing.
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Vaccine sign-up in the D.C. region has been a mess. It didn t have to be this way.
Rebecca Tan and Julie Zauzmer, The Washington Post
March 7, 2021
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Cars lined up at a mass vaccine site that opened for Maryland residents in the parking lot of Six Flags in Upper Marlboro on Feb. 5.Washington Post photo by Michael Robinson Chavez
With demand far outstripping supply, the initial weeks of the coronavirus vaccination effort practically guaranteed anxious waiting for millions of people.
But some of the problems that have plagued the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, from canceled appointments to crashing websites, could have been prevented, experts say.