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Finish it together. >> reporter: gone are the mass vaccination efforts you've seen over the course of the last several months. the biden administration officials keenly aware that this is basically going shot by shot, door to door, trying to reach those who are either reluctant, hesi hesitant, or haven't found the time up to this point. that will include making sure they have campaign-like apparatuses to go door to door, get people information they need to make the decision on the vaccine. also a new push to get vaccines towards primary care physicians, pediatricians, knowing that in many case...

Covid-19 response here in north carolina. over in greensboro, we stood up the federal vaccination site that alone has administer ed 135,000 shots. the governor and i visited one of the mobile units you're deploying to meet the people where you live. a result of these efforts statewide, case deaths are down over 90% in the last five months. all of this is great news. but here's the deal. for all the progress we made as a country, hospitalizations and deaths are down drastically in places where people are getting vaccinated. the data couldn't be clearer. if you're vaccinated, you're safe. you ar...

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Health officials across the United States are deploying mobile vaccination units in an effort to distribute COVID-19 vaccines to rural and other hard-to-reach communities.Why it matters: As vaccination distribution slows nationwide, health officials are looking for ways to reach rural communities, homeless people and poorer Americans who can't take time off of work, lack child care or can't travel to vaccination sites, the New York Times reported. Get market news worthy of your time with Axios Markets. Subscribe for free.The state of play: Mobile vaccination units are being deployed ...

and last updated 2021-05-25 11:38:57-04 COURTLAND, Va. – In a recent report the CDC highlights that residents of rural communities are at increased risk for getting severe cases of COVID-19. According to the CDC, approximately 60 million people in the United States live in rural counties, representing almost one-fifth (19.3%) of the population. They said the COVID-19 vaccination coverage was lower in rural counties (38.9%) than in urban counties (45.7%); disparities persisted among age groups and by sex. In the report, the CDC found that disparities in COVID-19 vaccination access and cov...