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2nd COVID-19 vaccine given emergency use approval: What to know about Vermont s roll-out

Thousands of Vermonters have been vaccinated against COVID-19: Your questions, answered WATCH: COVID-19 vaccine arrives at UVM Medical Center in Vermont Replay Video UP NEXT The first doses of the COVID-19 vaccines created by Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna are officially in Vermont, and thousands have already been inoculated against the virus.  On Dec. 15, the first Vermonter to get vaccinated was an emergency department nurse at the University of Vermont Medical Center. Since then, the first wave of vaccination efforts have focused on health care workers and residents and employees of long-term care facilities. © Associated Press Vaccine Here s what to know about the vaccine and who can get it now that it s here. 

Franklin County expects limited supply of vaccine by month s end | News, Sports, Jobs

Press-Republican MALONE Franklin County Public Health has had an uptick in resident calls regarding Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine and its shipments to the North Country, but said Wednesday afternoon that it did not know exactly when or how many doses were going to Franklin County. “The exact number of doses and the exact timing is being communicated directly to the people who need to know that information, not necessarily to everyone in the general public,” Program Coordinator Erin Streiff told the Press-Republican Wednesday, adding that hospitals and nursing homes would receive the vaccine first. – – Since receiving emergency-use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration last Friday, Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine has been making the rounds.

Kanoza: No vaccine waiting list yet

By McKENZIE DELISLE Press-Republican Dec 17, 2020 PLATTSBURGH — CVPH vaccinated nearly 200 employees since Tuesday, and while officials are calling the news exciting, they also remind the community that Pfizer/BioNtech s COVID-19 vaccine is not yet available to the general public. A rollout of the vaccine to everyone isn t going to happen overnight, Clinton County Health Department Director of Public Health John Kanoza said Thursday, noting that its supply was limited and that high-risk healthcare workers, as well as nursing home residents and staff, were being prioritized. There are no waitlists that residents can wish to have their names added to at this time, he continued.  There is a light at the end of the tunnel with vaccines; (I m) happy to say that, but immunity is going to take months.

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