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Fauci: Vaccine distribution should be back on track by mid-week after storm delays Ben Kamisar © Provided by NBC News WASHINGTON — The severe winter storms that have devastated Texas and surrounding states have delayed the distribution of 6 million Covid-19 vaccine doses, but Dr. Anthony Facui said Sunday that it’s only a “temporary setback” that will be fixed by the middle of this week. “Obviously, it is a setback. You’d like to see the steady flow of vaccine getting out there to get into people’s arms. But we can play pretty good catch-up,” Fauci, the head ...

For Steve Colvin and others at the Mesa County public defender’s office, getting the COVID-19 vaccine is about getting back to the way things were. With a client base that oftentimes can’t afford a computer or internet, remote work has been challenging. “My clients don’t have the same access (others do),” he explained. “We’re doing everything we can to meet their needs where it is safe and doable but it’s challenging. Winter was tougher. In the summer, we were doing a lot of meetings on the sidewalk in front of the courthouse.” Courts have been del...

A leading COVID-19 vaccine researcher will make a presentation with Andrews University this month. Andrews says its chemistry department will host Dr. Kizzmekia

By Bill Galluccio Jan 8, 2021 On Thursday (January 7), the number of daily deaths from COVID-19 in the United States topped 4,000 for the first time since the start of the global pandemic. As the U.S. continues to see a record surge in cases, deaths, and hospitalizations, Dr. Anthony Facui, the nation's leading infectious disease expert told "I believe, unfortunately, that it will. As we get into the next couple of weeks in January, that likely will be a reflection of the holiday season travel and the congregate settings that usually take place socially during that period of time," Dr. Fau...

By Bill Galluccio Jan 8, 2021 On Thursday (January 7), the number of daily deaths from COVID-19 in the United States topped 4,000 for the first time since the start of the global pandemic. As the U.S. continues to see a record surge in cases, deaths, and hospitalizations, Dr. Anthony Facui, the nation's leading infectious disease expert told "I believe, unfortunately, that it will. As we get into the next couple of weeks in January, that likely will be a reflection of the holiday season travel and the congregate settings that usually take place socially during that period of time," Dr. Fau...