China admits to ineffective vaccines, looks to foreign options
China s admission comes as an Oregon congressman pushes for effective vaccine formulas be shared to more quickly to end the coronavirus pandemic. Author: Galen Ettlin Updated: 8:01 PM PDT April 11, 2021
BEIJING, China In a rare admission this weekend, the director of China s health agency said COVID vaccines produced by private and state-run groups are not very effective. This comes as an Oregon congressman pushes for effective vaccine property rights be shared to more quickly end the coronavirus pandemic.
The Associated Press reports the director of the China Centers for Disease Control, Gao Fu, said Chinese vaccines “don’t have very high protection rates.”
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ZoomCare Teams Up with Oregon Healthcare Organizations to Support House Bill 2508
PORTLAND, Ore., March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/
ZoomCare, the Pacific Northwest-based innovator and creator of on-demand healthcare, is leading the charge alongside multiple healthcare organizations in Oregon, including Kaiser Permanente and Oregon Medical Association, to promote equitable and safe access to care through House Bill 2508. The bill is a comprehensive update to Oregon telehealth statutes to ensure the reimbursement of health services delivered using telemedicine and requires health plans to include coverage of telemedicine.
Why HB 2508?
Following the dramatic increase in the usage of telehealth services, state and federal regulators, insurers, Medicaid CCOs, and providers have worked together to achieve payment parity for services that are delivered just as effectively through virtual channels as in-person visits. HB 2508 aims to make these changes permanent after the pandemic ends.