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With guidance from faculty experts, Stanford Medicine prepares to deploy COVID-19 vaccine

With guidance from faculty experts, Stanford Medicine prepares to deploy COVID-19 vaccine
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COVID tests lagging: Slower turnaround times creeping back for Californians

COVID tests lagging: Slower turnaround times creeping back for Californians
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Santa Clara County prepares for 1st delivery of COVID-19 vaccine supply

Despite desperate warnings from health officials and pleas from doctors and nurses for people follow coronavirus safety guidelines, one South Bay hospital is totally full, including in their intensive care unit. One of the first people in the area that ll likely get the vaccine is clinical nurse, Victoria Burian, who works in the COVID-19 ICU at Stanford. Being a healthcare worker and seeing it firsthand, COVID is real and it s like nothing I ve ever seen before, said Burian. If the science says that the vaccine is safe, sign me up, I m ready for it, and I m ready for this to end a lot of suffering for many people.

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Relief arrives: Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine begins for parts of Bay Area

Relief arrives: Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine begins for parts of Bay Area Relief arrives: Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine begins for parts of Bay Area The first COVID-19 vaccines arrived in the Bay Area Monday, marking an historic milestone in the pandemic and one many had been hoping for. SAN FRANCISCO - The first COVID-19 vaccines arrived in the Bay Area Monday, marking an historic milestone in the pandemic and one many had been hoping for. The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine is beginning, said Dr. Grant Colfax, head of the San Francisco Public Health Department. Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Monday morning received 2,000 doses of Pfizer s COVID-19 vaccine.

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It s imminent : Bay Area hospitals get ready for COVID-19 vaccine arrival as soon as Monday

It s imminent : Bay Area hospitals get ready for COVID-19 vaccine arrival as soon as Monday KGO Share: We re actually prepared to receive it if it comes early, said nurse Lisa Schilling. Schilling says Stanford Health Care is ready at the loading dock to take delivery of Pfizer s COVID-19 Vaccine as early as Wednesday. We expect to get 3,900 doses to help vaccinate our front line work force providing care everyday, said Schilling. A UCSF doctor is breaking down who will likely be first to get a coronavirus vaccine after Gov. Newsom announced California is set to receive more than 327,000 doses of the Pfizer shot.

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