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If You Live in These States, You Might Not Get Your Scheduled COVID Vaccine By Zachary Mack of Best Life | If You Live in These States, You Might Not Get Your Scheduled COVID Vaccine Millions of Americans are being affected as historic winter storms continue to pummel the U.S. Snow-covered roads, freezing temperatures, and power outages have brought many essential functions to a halt—which also includes COVID immunization efforts. Now, many states are reporting that some COVID vaccine appointments are being rescheduled or canceled in the wake of fierce weather conditions. Read on to se...

Beginning Feb. 12, select Walgreens locations across 21 states will be administering the COVID vaccine to eligible people.

If You Live in These States, You Can Now Get Vaccinated at Walgreens By Allie Hogan of Best Life | If You Live in These States, You Can Now Get Vaccinated at Walgreens As vaccine eligibility expands to more groups of people, so does vaccine accessibility. This week, the COVID vaccine is becoming available at more and more pharmacies in an effort to get more shots in arms. Earlier this month, Walgreens announced they would be vaccinating eligible Americans at pharmacies in 21 states. Now, as of Feb. 25, they're adding eight more states to the list. To see if you can get the vaccine at you...

US sets new record for daily COVID-19 deaths with over 3,800 Peter Sullivan © Getty Images US sets new record for daily COVID-19 deaths with over 3,800 The United States set another record for the most coronavirus deaths in a day on Wednesday, with 3,865, according to a Johns Hopkins University tracker. The death toll is only mounting as cases and hospitalizations also rise. Over 132,000 Americans are in the hospital with COVID-19, also a record, as the number keeps climbing, according to the COVID Tracking Project. The country is averaging more than 200,000 new cases every...

Florida and Texas have started vaccinating people 65 and older against the coronavirus, breaking with CDC guidelines awoodward@businessinsider.com (Aylin Woodward) © Joe Raedle/Getty Images Vera Leip, 88, receiving a COVID-19 vaccine at the John Knox Village Continuing Care Retirement Community in Pompano Beach, Florida, on December 16. Joe Raedle/Getty Images Florida and Texas residents ages 65 and older are now able to get coronavirus vaccines. The decision bucks the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendations that frontline workers and people older than ...