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State health officials said another priority is maintaining the vaccine. Many hospitals have the refrigeration or freezer units necessary to maintain this vaccine as a minus-80 (degrees), but also the shipments of the vaccines that will come in should be able to maintain the vaccine at that low temperature, with the dry ice, for a period of time, Maryland Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Jinlene Chan said. Both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses given 21 days apart. I’m reporting live this morning from @MDHealthDept at #StateCenter with @C4Show & @BryanNehman on @wbalradio w/the 411 on where the first allotments of the @pfizer vaccine will be going as it arrives here in Maryland this week and who will be the first to be getting it #vaccinepic.twitter.com/f0ejAhEGeP

United statesUnited kingdomUniversity of maryland medical centerLarry hoganMargaret keenanBryan mrozAstrazeneca and johnsonRobert langBrian mrozJinlene chanBoyd rutherfordCenters for diseaseUniversity hospital in coventryMaryland department of healthMaryland departmentDisease control