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US tops 10 mn COVID vaccinations as California expands eligibility for shots

The US reached 10.2 million inoculations one day after the CDC and Trump administration gave new guidance to states on who should receive the shots first.California s Governor has set a goal of inoculating 1 million more people by the end of the week after adding 6.6 million people under the new guidelines

Watch Live: Biden outlines vaccination and economic rescue legislative package

We have to act now : Biden outlines economic rescue legislative package By Audrey McNamara, Kathryn Watson Updated on: January 14, 2021 / 8:29 PM / CBS News Biden unveils COVID-19 response plan President-elect Joe Biden outlined his COVID-19 relief proposal in Wilmington, Delaware, on Thursday. The massive stimulus bill is expected to cost roughly $1.9 trillion to fund vaccinations and provide immediate, direct relief to working families and communities bearing the brunt of the crisis. A crisis of deep human suffering is in plain sight, and there s no time to waste. We have to act and we have to act now, Mr. Biden said.  The president-elect said his plan is two-pronged a rescue plan, which he outlined Thursday night, and a recovery plan, which he will outline after he s in office. The vice president claims his rescue plan will lift millions of out poverty. Mr. Biden was expected to announce his vaccine rollout plan Thursday night too, but s

Gov Sununu to Provide Update on COVID-19 in NH

Next Phase of Vaccine Rollout to Begin Jan. 26 in NH © Provided by New England Cable News Gov. Chris Sununu provided an update on New Hampshire s COVID-19 vaccination timeline on Thursday afternoon. The first round, Phase 1A, is now underway, and includes the highest-risk health care workers, first responders and long-term care facility residents and staff. Phase 1B is expected to begin on Jan. 26. It was originally supposed to include residents who are 75 and up, but that group has now been extended to people 65 and older at the recommendation of the Trump administration. Also included in this round are those who are medically vulnerable or family and caregivers of children who are medically vulnerable, staff and residents of facilities that serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, corrections officers and staff and disproportionately-impacted populations.

Some Wisconsin hospitals are offering vaccines to staff who don t take care of patients

Some Wisconsin hospitals are offering vaccines to staff who don t take care of patients Daphne Chen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © UW Heath, Madison handout Pharmacy technicians from UW Health, left to right, Amy Schultz, Susan Johnston and Nikolas Gardner, examine their shipment of COVID-19 vaccine. Software engineers. Public relations specialists. Medical records clerks. Faced with no-shows at immunization clinics and leftover doses, some Wisconsin hospital systems are offering COVID-19 vaccines to staff who do not work with patients or in medical settings, under an interpretation of vaccine prioritization guidelines that federal advisers say is a stretch. At least one hospital system Advocate Aurora has opened up vaccine appointments to all employees. At other health systems, employees listed as administrators or public relations specialists have received vaccines, according to social media posts.

COVID Vax Distribution: Filling a Lake With a Garden Hose

email article Public health departments were already under pressure in distributing COVID-19 vaccines, and recent directives from the Trump administration didn t help matters, experts from the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) said. In a media briefing Thursday, Andrew Pavia, MD, of the University of Utah, discussed public health departments lack of resources for the distribution phase, calling it an enormous undertaking. While expanding distribution to vulnerable groups, such as adults over age 65 and those with comorbidities, as Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar recommended on Tuesday, is good, Pavia was concerned about the mismatch between people who have been told they are eligible, the amount of vaccine to be distributed, and the resources to connect them.

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