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COVID news: 300,000 US deaths; Pfizer vaccines arrive at hospitals

After becoming the first country to cross that threshold Monday, the U.S. is in store for a lot more pain. Experts fear the nation is heading inexorably toward the next milestone of surpassing the total of American fatalities in World War II – about 405,000 – even as vaccines come to distribution sites across the country. A weeks-long surge in coronavirus transmission has led to an average of more than 210,000 new infections and nearly 2,500 deaths a day this month. Despite the positive news on the vaccine front, the U.S. is still battling overcrowded hospitals and shrinking ICU capacity. But there is hope down the line. Health care workers across the United States received the first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine Monday, a landmark step in the country s fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 vaccines are here - Now what? | Daily Mail Online

The U.S. has finally approved its first coronavirus vaccine and began dosing some of the most at-risk people, including health care workers, on Monday.  But the supply of Pfizer s vaccine is scarce. The firm shipped out just 2.9 million doses, beginning over the weekend.   The rollout of coronavirus vaccines will have many stages and is the most massive vaccination campaign ever undertaken in the U.S.  DailyMail.com breaks down what will happen next.  Health care workers are among the first to get vaccinated against COVID-19 in the US - but younger, healthy people who don t work on the front lines could be waiting months 

Top US officials expected to get COVID-19 vaccine this week

Top US officials expected to get COVID-19 vaccine this week by Zeke Miller, The Associated Press Posted Dec 14, 2020 2:12 pm EDT Last Updated Dec 14, 2020 at 2:14 pm EDT WASHINGTON Senior U.S. officials will begin receiving coronavirus vaccines this week as part of updated federal continuity of government plans that now include terrorism and pandemics as threats to the nation, and its leaders. The effort comes after President Donald Trump tweeted on Sunday that White House aides should receive the COVID-19 vaccine “somewhat later in the program.” Still, doses are expected to be administered at the White House, Capitol Hill and other facilities within the week, according to senior administration officials.

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