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Health Ministry says it ll take until mid-January to give 60,000 vaccines a day

0 shares The Health Ministry says it will take until January 19 for the country to administer 60,000 vaccinations a day, the benchmark laid out by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Channel 12.   I m proud to work at The Times of Israel I’ll tell you the truth: Life here in Israel isn’t always easy. But it s full of beauty and meaning. I m proud to work at The Times of Israel alongside colleagues who pour their hearts into their work day in, day out, to capture the complexity of this extraordinary place. I believe our reporting sets an important tone of honesty and decency that s essential to understand what s really happening in Israel. It takes a lot of time, commitment and hard work from our team to get this right.

Fauci, Azar to receive COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday

Along with Fauci and Azar, National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins, as well as front-line NIH medical workers, will receive a dose of Moderna s coronavirus vaccine. The event will take place at the NIH in Bethesda, Md. Fauci, who recently turned 80, has said would take the vaccine publicly as a way to build confidence. The U.S. needs at least 70 percent of the population to get vaccinated in order to stop the virus from being a threat. ADVERTISEMENT I’m ready to go,” Fauci said on NBC’s Today on Friday. “I’m going to get vaccinated as soon as I can. I hope that’s going to be within the next few days to the early part of next week.”

Moderna Vaccine Ships to States: Live Updates

Pfizer, Trump Administration Reach Deal for More Doses: Live Updates Intelligencer 12/23/2020 Chas Danner © Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images The message of the moment. Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images The largest mass vaccination campaign in U.S. history is underway now that two COVID-19 vaccines have been authorized for emergency use by the Food And Drug Administration. Inoculations for millions of health care workers, long-term care facility residents, and other high-priority Americans (like President-Elect Biden) are underway, using the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, which the FDA authorized for emergency use on December 11, and the second vaccine, made by Moderna, authorized on December 18.

Oregon Finally Receives 1st Full COVID-19 Vaccine Shipment

A long-awaited shipment of 35,100 doses of COVID-19 vaccine to Oregon hospitals has been completed, the state announced Friday. Public confirmation from the Oregon Health Authority came after days of waiting for new supplies to follow Oregon’s previous shipment of 4,875 doses of the vaccine from Pfizer-BioNTech. The state began vaccinating hospital workers on Wednesday, putting it among the last to administer the vaccination. Friday’s shipment makes Oregon one of the last states to have its first full order completed. As of Thursday, 685 healthcare workers in Oregon had been vaccinated, mostly in the Portland area. This new shipment will go to hospital workers and doctors in Oregon locations that had been waiting for the vaccine to arrive.

Nursing homes face daunting task of getting consent before they give coronavirus vaccines

Nursing homes face daunting task of getting consent before they give coronavirus vaccines
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