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CORRECTED-Biden favors release of more vaccine doses as U S struggles in pandemic s grip

09 Jan 2021 / 02:52 H. (Corrects to show Biden spokesman made comments on vaccine, not the president-elect) By Trevor Hunnicutt and Maria Caspani NEW YORK, Jan 8 (Reuters) - President-elect Joe Biden wants to release more available doses of coronavirus vaccines when he takes office, a spokesman said on Friday, as the United States capped the first week of the new year with a slew of grim records set by the raging pandemic. The U.S. rollout of vaccines has begun slowly as hospitals have not been able to give the shots as quickly as they have received them. A federal program aimed at inoculating residents and staff at long-term care homes has also lagged.

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FDA chief urges states to allow COVID-19 vaccinations of lower-priority groups

FDA chief urges states to allow COVID-19 vaccinations of lower-priority groups Nathaniel Weixel © Getty Images FDA chief urges states to allow COVID-19 vaccinations of lower-priority groups The leader of the Food and Drug Administration on Friday urged states to allow lower-priority groups to get vaccinated against COVID-19 if these doses would otherwise go to waste. FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn told reporters he thinks the federal guidelines for vaccination, which recommend starting with health workers and nursing home staff and employees, make sense. However, Hahn said he thinks it s reasonable to expand the groups, and not get too fixated on finishing one before moving on to others, like essential workers, first responders, or people over the age of 65.

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Biden favors release of more vaccine doses as U S struggles in pandemic s grip

(Corrects to show Biden spokesman made comments on vaccine, not the president-elect) NEW YORK, Jan 8 (Reuters) - President-elect Joe Biden wants to release more available doses of coronavirus vaccines when he takes office, a spokesman said on Friday, as the United States capped the first week of the new year with a slew of grim records set by the raging pandemic. The U.S. rollout of vaccines has begun slowly as hospitals have not been able to give the shots as quickly as they have received them. A federal program aimed at inoculating residents and staff at long-term care homes has also lagged.

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US endures COVID-19 s deadliest day, overshadowed by mob assault on Capitol

NEW YORK: As the events that unfolded in Washington on Wednesday (Jan 6) captured the nation's attention, the raging COVID-19 pandemic claimed its .

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U S to send COVID-19 vaccine to pharmacies in hopes of speeding shots

NEW YORK The United States plans to start distributing COVID-19 vaccines through pharmacies around the country earlier than expected this week as states have…

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