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Trump administration to states: Get ready to distribute vaccines against Corona as early as the end of October
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States has informed health officials that the vaccine will be distributed to various countries, while also preparing for a situation where "supplies will be limited."
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Wednesday, 02 September 2020, 23:39
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced last night (Wednesday) to public health officials in the United States that they must prepare for the spread of a vaccine against the corona virus in late October or early November.
In addition, planning scenarios were provided to help various states across the United States prepare for vaccine distribution.
Scenarios published by the Centers for Disease Control in the United States also include programs concerning situations in which "the supply of vaccines will be limited."
In addition, it is written that priority will be given to giving vaccines to certain populations, which include medical staff, vital workers, nursing and rehabilitation workers as well as national security staff.
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"The supply of vaccines will be limited."
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Three documents were sent to public health officials in all states and territories as well as to New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston and San Antonio on August 27th.
They described detailed scenarios for distributing two vaccine candidates, without naming their names, each of which required two doses every few weeks.
Separately - in hospitals, mobile clinics and other facilities that offer easy access to the first target recipients.
The directive stated that health professionals, including nursing staff, would be among the first to receive the product, along with other vital workers and national security workers.
In addition, people aged 65 and over, as well as people from “minority and ethnic populations,” all communities known to be at greater risk of contracting the virus and contracting serious illnesses, have been given priority in the documents.
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