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In-Depth: Limited COVID-19 vaccine supply means you can't currently choose which shot you get and last updated 2021-02-04 20:47:55-05 SAN DIEGO (KGTV)- After being isolated for nearly a year, 73-year-old Carlsbad resident Betty Stevens is thrilled to have had her first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. “I’ve been isolating since March 13th of last year; I even have groceries delivered,” said Stevens. “I have enough health issues that I don’t want to get COVID.” Getting the vaccine means she’s inching closer to seeing her family again. “I’m going to have ...

The introduction of two new vaccines to prevent COVID-19 has humanity breathing a collective sigh of relief, but many people rightly still have questions a

UC San Diego says the COVID-19 vaccines should be able to defeat the new strain of coronavirus that has spread through much of England, helping throw the country into a frustrating and fearful lock down. It is also possible that the strain, called B.1.1.7., could have entered the U.S., says the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But there aren’t definitive signs that has happened. Scientists in the U.K. said the mutant first surfaced widely in early December and is suspected of being more contagious than the original virus. But that has yet to be confirmed by scientists, and...

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