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This is a problem across the country : Health officials hope to speed up COVID-19 vaccine administration at nursing homes

This is a problem . across the country : Health officials hope to speed up COVID-19 vaccine administration at nursing homes Karen Weintraub and Tony Leys, USA TODAY Are you still contagious after getting the COVID vaccine? Replay Video UP NEXT Nursing homes have been slow to roll out COVID-19 vaccines, but federal, pharmacy and nursing home officials said they are on track to finish the job before the end of the month. But Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said those figures underestimate actual vaccinations, because there is a lag between the time shots are given and when they are recorded. 

COVID-19 vaccine rollout is off to a slow start at US nursing homes

FDA chief encourages states to open Covid vaccines to older Americans, other groups

FDA chief encourages states to open Covid vaccines to older Americans, other groups CNBC 1/8/2021 Berkeley Lovelace Jr. The head of the FDA is urging states to begin vaccinating lower-priority groups against Covid-19 as officials try to pick up the pace after a slower-than-expected initial rollout. FDA Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn did not advise opening vaccinations to all Americans, telling reporters that states should give shots to groups that make sense. Hahn stressed the distribution of the vaccines still needs to be driven by data and science, adding that states ultimately know what s best for their communities. © Provided by CNBC People wait in a line on New Year s Eve to receive a COVID-19 vaccination at a site for seniors in an unoccupied store at the Oviedo Mall. Governor Ron DeSantis ordered that Florida residents 65 and older be included in the first group to be offered coronavirus vaccinations, against the federal CDC recommendations.

Pfizer jab can stop mutant viruses , research shows | Ballina Shire Advocate

Vaccine Rollout Continues In GPs Surgeries Across The UK Health by Nathan Vass in New York 9th Jan 2021 7:29 AM Premium Content Subscriber only The Pfizer/BioNTech COVID vaccine will protect against the two new mutant variants of the virus spreading across the UK and other parts of the world, research has revealed. Experts carried out lab tests on the strains and found that the vaccine had levels of antibodies that worked against the variants.   The variants have caused the virus to spread rapidly across the UK, resulting in a third national lockdown that officials claim will last until mid-February. Emerging in Kent, the variant is understood to be up to 74 per cent more infectious than the strain that was dominant last year.

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