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Livingston County is working to make appointments available for the next phase of COVID-19 vaccination.

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There is light at the end of the tunnel. But, for the vast majority of people, it could be months before they are eligible to receive the highly touted COVID-19 vaccine. Health officials say the vaccine won't be widely available until mid-to-late 2021.  So far, about 15.4 million doses have shipped throughout the country. That’s just shy of the 20 million doses U.S. officials had promised to distribute by the end of 2020.   While the public waits, the virus continues to spread at alarming rates throughout Tulare County.  As of Sunday, just over 3,102 Tulare County residents had been vac...

Evanston Now Online form available on city website. But it won't register you to get the vaccine. Evanston firefighters got their first COVID-19 vaccination shots on Dec. 31. (EFD photo) The City of Evanston’s Health and Human Services Department is encouraging all individuals 16 years or older who live or work in Evanston to complete an online survey to help the City better understand local vaccine demand and to support its ongoing vaccination planning and distribution efforts. Individuals who complete the City’s COVID-19 Vaccination Interest Form, available at cityofevans...

Missouri WIC changes infant formula manufacturer beginning January 1, 2021 8 Shares WIC, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children will be changing the brand of standard infant formulas available to participating infants effective January 1, 2021. The Missouri WIC program will change its standard infant formulas from Enfamil to Similac. WIC federal regulations require all state agencies to enter into a competitive cost-containment contract for the purchase of infant formula. Abbott, the awarded manufacturer, r...