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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Tony Evers defended Wisconsin's vaccination efforts in the...
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Wisconsin moves closer to finalizing second phase of vaccine rollout, including teachers and prisoners Daphne Chen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Submitted Gina Giacobassi breaks down a box during a shift at Trader Joe's. Almost 1.6 million Wisconsinites — including teachers, grocery store workers and prisoners — could be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine in the next phase of the rollout, which goes to the state health department for a final decision this week. The State Disaster Medical Advisory Committee voted unanimously to pass its recommendations to the state...
The recommended Phase 1B group includes a third of Wisconsin's adult population.
DHS, GOP point fingers over COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Wisconsin DHS, GOP point fingers over COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Wisconsin Republican lawmakers and the Evers Administration are pointing fingers over the slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Wisconsin. MADISON, Wis. - The road to herd immunity is starting off a little bumpy. Republican lawmakers and the Evers Administration are pointing fingers over the slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Wisconsin. If you ask state health officials about the coronavirus vaccine distribution, they will tell you they have made incredible progress...
SHARE MILWAUKEE â As COVID-19 vaccines keep rolling out across the Badger State, officials are still trying to figure out who exactly should be next in line for the shots. Wisconsin is for now focusing its doses on Phase 1A â health care workers and long-term care facilities. But the next wave, Phase 1B, is right around the corner. On a national level, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention committee published its guidance in December. The CDC group recommended that Phase 1B should include adults 75 and older, people with high-risk medical conditions, and certain essential...