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BBC News Published image captionAnnie Innes was the first care home resident in Scotland to receive the vaccine The first dose of the coronavirus vaccine has been given to 56,676 people in Scotland since the programme began. Care home residents, carers and NHS staff were among those to receive the Pfizer jab between 8-20 December. Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said the second dose for this group is due to be completed by the end of January. And a further 172,575 doses of the vaccine are due to arrive in Scotland by the end of this week. Because of transport issues, stability issues, storage ...

Singapore Gets Asia's First Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Singapore Gets Asia's First Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Doses The trade and finance hub last week joined a handful of other countries around the world, including Britain and the United States, which have approved the jab. Singapore plans to innoculate its 5.7 million people by the third quarter of 2021. Singapore: Singapore received Asia's first delivery of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine on Monday, capping what the city-state's premier said had been a "long and arduous" year spent fighting the pandemic. The trade and finance ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has left no stone unturned in spreading its tentacles across the state — and rural Phillips County is no exception. The northwest Kansas county, which straddles the Nebraska border, has had one of the higher rates of COVID-19 cases per capita in the state. As of now, that has not impacted Phillips County Retirement Center in Phillipsburg — Nate Glendening, the facility's administrator, said they have been able to avoid an outbreak and are looking to keep it that way. A surefire means of keeping the facility's 50 residents and 65 staff members safe is the COVID-19 vac...

This article shares the results from an evaluation of a novel thermal imaging technology that took place before the initial implementation in a Pfizer manufacturing facility. The manuscript describes the technology and reviews the extensive process used to challenge its inspection capabilities through field testing. Finally, the potential benefits of adopting this first-in-class pharmaceutical technology as a new standard for non-destructive testing 1,2 of bottle induction sealing integrity in the pharmaceutical industry is summarised. HIGH-RESOLUTION, cryogenically cooled thermal imaging tec...