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CDC urges doctors to puncture vaccine vial — even for just one person

CDC urges doctors to puncture vaccine vial even for just one person
By Christine Vestal, Stateline.org
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Kelli Newcom, R.N., preps vials of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to be administered to teachers and educators at The Oregon Convention Center on January 27, 2021, in Portland.
Now that the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for adolescents, hundreds of thousands of parents likely are searching for a place to get their kids vaccinated.
Many are expected to call their pediatricians only to find they don’t have vaccines in stock, partly because doctors have been worried about wasting doses.
But new guidance from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention aims to persuade more doctors to stock the vaccine by assuring them that wasting some doses is an acceptable price to pay for inoculating their patients as quickly as possible. ....

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CDC Urges Docs to Puncture Vaccine Vial Even for Just One Person

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CDC Urges Docs to Puncture Vaccine Vial Even for Just One Person
Colton James Edwards, a student at Tusculum University in Tusculum, Tennessee, receives a COVID-19 shot at Plateau Pediatrics in Crossville. Nationwide, more pediatricians are expected to start offering COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Now that the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for adolescents, hundreds of thousands of parents likely are searching for a place to get their kids vaccinated.
Many are expected to call their pediatricians only to find they don’t have vaccines in stock, partly because doctors have been worried about wasting doses. ....

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Bipartisan bills gain support for telehealth reform, SDOH coordination

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Different pieces of legislation supporting expansion of technology-enabled access to care were the focus on Capitol Hill this week, with bipartisan bills that provide funding for connected social care networks and call for telehealth regulatory reform gained support on separate tracks.
Aligning clinical care and social service
The new bipartisan Leveraging Integrated Networks in Communities (LINC) to Address Social Needs Act was introduced by Senators Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and Chris Murphy, D-Connecticut.
The LINC to Address Social Needs Act would offer one-time seed funding for states to help establish communication between social service providers and healthcare organizations for referral, capacity management, and outcome tracking between social service providers and healthcare organizations. ....

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First shipment of coronavirus vaccine has shipped, vials will reach all 50 states Monday

First shipment of coronavirus vaccine has shipped, vials will reach all 50 states Monday
From CNN s Michael Callahan
Trucks containing the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine leave the Pfizer manufacturing plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan, on December 13. Morry Gash/AFP/Getty Images
The first freight trucks carrying approximately 184,275 vials of the vaccine have departed Pfizer on Sunday.
Trucks carrying a combined 189 boxes of vaccine vials are expected to arrive in all 50 states on Monday.
Another 3,900 vials are expected to ship later today to US territories.
On Monday, another 400 boxes packed with approximately 390-thousand vials will ship for arrival on Tuesday.
Watch as first doses of vaccine ship out from Pfizer facility: ....

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Covid-19 vaccine is being studied in children now, FDA chief says

Covid-19 vaccine is being studied in children now, FDA chief says
From CNN s Naomi Thomas
Dr. Stephen Hahn, the commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration Commissioner, said studies are being planned or in progress now regarding coronavirus vaccine for children younger than 16.
He declined to give a direct answer when asked when the vaccine might be available for children.
“As soon as possible, obviously with great speed,” Hahn said. “Sometimes there are gaps in information, and we have to fill those gaps in information after something like an emergency use authorization to get the answers to the questions that you’re asking.” ....

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