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State Website Adds Maps to Show COVID-19 Vaccine Data By Rob Sussman Jul 9, 2021 | 3:29 PM MADISON, WI (WTAQ) — You can now see which places in Wisconsin have more people vaccinated against COVID-19. New map data released by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services is aimed at helping vaccinators. “I think what these do is provide our local vaccinators with a lot more granularity about where there are people who may need more vaccines, said Deputy DHS Secretary Julie Willems Van Dijk. “It is in our power to avoid future surges and hospitals filled to capacity. Protect yoursel...
Credit Office of the Secretary of Defense Now is the time to get your COVID-19 vaccine if you haven’t already done so, according to Governor Tony Evers. In a COVID update with the Department of Health Services on Wednesday, the Governor urged people to get vaccinated. “Summer is right around the corner and getting vaccinated will also us to get back to all the gatherings and events we miss,” said Evers. More than two million Wisconsinites are fully vaccinated. DHS Deputy Secretary Julie Willems Van Dijk said we’re no longer seeing the urgency of getting a vaccine like we did earlier t...
Wisconsin health officials are preparing to administer the shots as soon as Thursday after the CDC recommended it for kids as young as age 12.
Wisconsin's COVID Condition: A New Vaccination Strategy, Border County Cases The state health department is shifting its vaccine distribution system to an on-demand basis as enthusiasm for shots ebbs and new infections remain stubbornly high in some areas. May 7, 2021 Registered nurse Angela Yarbrough prepares a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital in Madison on Jan. 7, 2021. ( Credit: Angela Major / WPR) One month after all adults in Wisconsin became eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, demand for shots has fallen off as millions of eligible Wisconsinites remain unv...