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Wisconsin begins distributing, receiving at-home COVID-19 tests

Wisconsin moves closer to finalizing second phase of vaccine rollout, including teachers and prisoners

Wisconsin moves closer to finalizing second phase of vaccine rollout, including teachers and prisoners Daphne Chen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Submitted Gina Giacobassi breaks down a box during a shift at Trader Joe s. Almost 1.6 million Wisconsinites  including teachers, grocery store workers and prisoners could be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine in the next phase of the rollout, which goes to the state health department for a final decision this week.  The State Disaster Medical Advisory Committee voted unanimously to pass its recommendations to the state health department Wednesday morning.  The state Department of Health Services has already opened the second round of vaccinations, known as Phase 1B, to people 65 and older and fire and police personnel.

COVID-19 in central Wisconsin: 8 new deaths reported over holiday weekend

96 more people test positive, 2 die from COVID-19 in Northwestern Wisconsin Jan 19

Key members of the Biden healthcare team

Share it This story is part of a series of articles looking at the health policy challenges the Biden administration will face. As President-elect Joe Biden has filled out his healthcare team in recent weeks, many familiar faces have emerged. Several picks for top roles and advisers worked with him in President Barack Obama s administration. Others have long histories of government service. A few key roles require confirmation by the Senate. But with Democrats now having control of the chamber, albeit just barely, those votes are expected to go Biden s way. Many officials will be focused solely on the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which Biden has named as his top priority. They will be tasked with the nationwide vaccine distribution and easing continuing supply chain disruptions for health equipment, all while infections and deaths remain at record-high levels.

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