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Biden said Tuesday that "he hopes to have enough vaccine for 300 million Americans by the end of the summer, ordering another 100 million doses from Pfizer and 100 million doses additional from Moderna. It comes as the global pandemic now reaches a staggering new toll: more than 100 million cases world

vaccinations, we need more places to give the vaccinations. We are working on all three of those things." White House Senior COVID Response Adviser Andy Slavitt said on CNN's Cuomo Prime TimeVi (1/26, 3.11M), "We're giving states predictability. Every state and territory will now have at least a three-week

been working beyond the drugmakers' initial experiments." The Minneapolis Star Tribune (3/29, Olson, 855K) says "clinical trials of the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines only looked at prevention of symptomatic infections, so the latest study of their effectiveness in health care and emergency medical worke

ivate sector and that the federal government won't take the lead in creating a centralized document proving vaccination." White House COVID adviser Andy Slavitt said at a briefing that "the U.S. government 'is not viewing its role as the place to create a passport, nor a place to hold the data of citizens."

Pfizer Testing New Freeze-Dried Version Of Its COVID Vaccine. The Wall Street Journal (3/30, Hopkins, Subscription Publication, 8.41M) reports that Pfizer has announced plans to test a new version of its COVID vaccine, which will be freeze-fried in an effort to expand storage options for rural and low

rs have continued to announce new plans to relax COVID mandates in Arkansas, Alabama, Arizona, and Indiana. In an appearance on CNNVi (3/30, 675K), Andy Slavitt, White House senior adviser on the pandemic, said, "This virus is still spreading. ... Are we going to just wait for science to rescue us, or are w

ncy. The Wall Street Journal (5/16, Walker, Subscription Publication, 8.41M) reports the drugmakers behind COVID vaccines and treatments, including Pfizer, Moderna, and Regeneron, are sponsoring a number of direct-to-consumer advertisements on TV, radio, and social media to tackle hesitancy and lack o

l organizations working to vaccinate Americans often left behind by the nation's health care system." White House Senior Adviser for COVID Response Andy Slavitt "described in an interview last week three categories to organize the unvaccinated: those making a choice at their own pace, those who need easier a