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Singing River Health System vaccinates more seniors 75 and older - Vimarsana News

Singing River Health System vaccinates more seniors 75 and older

Around 940 people had appointments to be vaccinated Tuesday at Singing River’s drive-through vaccination site at the Jackson County fairgrounds.

Source: wlox.com
Over 4 million Britons receive first dose of COVID-19 vacci - Vimarsana News

Over 4 million Britons receive first dose of COVID-19 vacci

More than 4 million people in the United Kingdom have received the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, Public Health England said on Monday.

All adults to be given Covid vaccine by September – Boris ramps up plans to stop spread - Vimarsana News

All adults to be given Covid vaccine by September – Boris ramps up plans to stop spread

Mr Raab failed to give a guarantee that everyone in the UK would receive their second dose of the vaccine within 12 weeks of being first vaccinated. Speaking about an end to the present lockdown conditions, Mr Raab said that he hoped this would happen by "early spring". He said the restrictions would be lifted "gradually". The Foreign Secretary added he hoped the nation would be able to "get back to normal" after this Vaccines to be rolled out by September (Image: GETTY) However, he warned the things that could put this "at risk" are the new variants and pressure on the NHS, as he urged peopl...

Sen.-elect Raphael Warnock receives COVID-19 vaccine - Vimarsana News

Sen.-elect Raphael Warnock receives COVID-19 vaccine

Senator-elect Raphael Warnock receives COVID-19 vaccine

Source: wjcl.com
Pathetic Vaccination Rates by Denver Neighborhood January 2021 - Vimarsana News

Pathetic Vaccination Rates by Denver Neighborhood January 2021

During a January 14 press conference, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock expressed frustration over the slow pace of COVID-19 vaccinations, particularly among communities of color and other vulnerable demographics — and new statistics from Denver Public Health underscore his concerns. The first vaccines arrived in Colorado on December 14, just over a month ago. Phase 1A of the vaccination program, which focuses in part on residents and workers at nursing homes and assisted-living centers, is supposed to be nearing completion, while phase 1B, prioritizing those ages seventy and above, is beginning...