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How will you be told when it s your turn for a COVID-19 vaccine? It s complicated

How will you be told when it s your turn for a COVID-19 vaccine? It s complicated Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY President-elect Joe Biden receives COVID-19 vaccine, urges Americans to do the same Replay Video UP NEXT Will you get a text from your doctor? Will you read about it online? Or will you have to check the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website to know when it s your turn in line? As COVID-19 vaccines roll out to limited groups of people across the United States, how people learn they are eligible to get their shots won t be as clear while supplies remain limited, according to public health and policy experts and state vaccination plans.

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White House intern with autism changes laws and opens hearts

Psychologist Dr. Jan Charone-Sossin discusses how the coronavirus has affected special needs kids and shares tips for parents on how to homeschool them. Xavier DeGroat, a Michigan college student, just completed a landmark internship at the White House, adding to an already impressive list of accomplishments for someone who was once counted out because of his disability. DeGroat, a dedicated autism advocate, interned for President Trump for the last three months in perhaps his boldest effort yet to break down barriers for people on the spectrum. He said he s among the first White House interns known to be autistic. It means a lot that I interned at the White House and became [among] the first autistic White House intern[s], DeGroat, 30, told Fox News in an interview.

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Government program tapped to pay for COVID-19 vaccine injuries rarely sides with consumers

Government program tapped to pay for COVID-19 vaccine injuries rarely sides with consumers Ken Alltucker, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT In March, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar declared that all claims of injury from COVID-19 vaccines would be handled through a program run by his agency. Because the vaccine is for a once-in-a-century virus and hasn t been approved for routine use, anyone who seeks compensation for a serious side effect will be directed to a little-known federal program that rarely sides with consumers. © Bryan R. Smith/AFP via Getty Images COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed in New York City.

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Tennessee emerges as latest Covid-19 ground zero in US

Tennessee emerges as latest Covid-19 ground zero in US
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Tennessee emerges as new COVID-19 epicenter in US as pandemic rages

Tennessee emerges as new COVID-19 epicenter in US as pandemic rages
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