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Ecuador said the first batch of 18 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines it contracted for with three pharmaceutical companies and the COVAX initiative arrived on Wednesday for a pilot plan with medical staff from public hospitals and nursing homes. After several months of negotiations, Health Minister Juan Carlos Zevallos said the Andean nation had firm contracts with pharmaceutical companies Covaxx, Pfizer Inc and AstraZeneca for the delivery of 10 million doses and with the global COVAX initiative, led by the World Health Organization and GAVI vaccine alliance to ensure equitable distributio...

The world is on the brink of “catastrophic moral failure” in sharing Covid-19 vaccines, WHO says urging countries and manufacturers to spread doses more fairly around the world

Updated on January 14, 2021 at 6:43 pm NBCUniversal, Inc. Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins and Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson are quarreling over mixed messages regarding how COVID-19 vaccines are being distributed at the large-scale hub that opened earlier this week in Fair Park. In letters shared with NBC 5, Johnson said in a letter to Jenkins Wednesday that he had "serious concerns about communication and decision-making by Dallas County" after being told someone was able to walk-up and be vaccinated at the county's large-scale hub without first registering and receiving an appointment. Johnso...

Report Covers Critical Issues for State Leaders Ahead of Vaccine Distribution A pharmacist holds a syringe in a clean room where doses of COVID-19 vaccines will be loaded into syringes at Mount Sinai Queens hospital in New York. (Mark Lennihan/AP) [Ensure you have all the info you need in these unprecedented times. Subscribe now.] Governors should assess their capacity for transportation and address logistical issues as early as possible as they brace for COVID-19 vaccine distribution, according to the National Governors Association. NGA released a report Dec. 9 that highlighted strategies an...