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New Mexico tosses 75 vaccine doses over temperature issues

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SANTA FE – New Mexico has discarded a 75-dose shipment of the new COVID-19 vaccine this week after a digital device showed it overheated during transportation to a hospital, officials said.
The temperature-tracking device may have malfunctioned, but state officials threw out the vaccine doses to be safe, the
Albuquerque Journal reported. The problem appeared to be isolated.
Pfizer had already delivered the doses to New Mexico, and temperature problems arose during transportation from a state Department of Health warehouse to Union County General Hospital in Clayton, about 280 miles northeast of Albuquerque. ....

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Second round of vaccines to arrive in New Mexico Monday

Christina Rodriguez
Created: December 21, 2020 11:16 AM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. The second Pfizer vaccine shipment is expected to arrive Monday at three New Mexico facilities: Presbyterian Hospital, UNM Hospital, and a Department of Health warehouse. The shipment, according to state officials, includes 12,675 doses.
Due to the reduced shipment size, three other hospitals will receive their vaccine shipments from the DOH warehouse instead of directly from Pfizer. Those hospitals are Christus St. Vincent in Santa Fe, Memorial Medical Center in Las Cruces and the San Juan Regional Medical Center in Farmington.
Twenty-two hospitals in total will be receiving the second wave of Pfizer vaccines in the state. The vaccines will be shipped from the DOH warehouse by Tuesday. ....

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NM COVID-19 case growth ebbs, even as hospitalizations increase

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A shipment of Pfizer vaccines arrived on the Navajo Nation this week to be administered to health care workers. New Mexico will be getting a smaller shipment of the Pfizer vaccine next week than previously thought. (Roberto E. Rosales/Journal)
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SANTA FE – The number of individuals hospitalized in New Mexico for COVID-19 increased Friday, even as the state’s rolling average of new cases hit its lowest level in a month.
State health officials announced 1,463 new virus cases statewide, bringing the state’s seven-day rolling average of new cases per day to 1,564, according to a Journal analysis. ....

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