North Dakota to get 6,300 initial doses of new COVID-19 vaccine; virus cases top 100,000
North Dakota is scheduled to receive an initial 6,300 doses of the new one-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, just days after it received federal approval. Meanwhile, confirmed cases of COVID-19 in North Dakota since the onset of the pandemic last March topped 100,000 on Wednesday. The doses are scheduled to arrive Friday; they'll be distributed to pharmacies and urgent care facilities, according to State Immunization Program Manager Molly Howell. Members of North Dakota's COVID-19 Vaccine Ethics Advisory Committee on Monday said earlier concerns they had about the efficacy of Johnso...