With the pandemic showing no signs of slowing, President Biden is bracing for the road ahead and ramping up vaccinations across the country. Now, many people want to know if distribution is going to change now that a new administration is in office.
The timeline for COVID-19 vaccination distribution in Idaho is speeding up.
It is taking longer than expected, but health officials in Washington say vaccine distribution is well underway.
You asked and we answered—the vaccine rollout is complicated and scientific, so we took your questions to the health experts.
As more people get the injections, more questions are also coming up about the vaccine. That's why we've asked you to send in your questions or concerns, and we're taking them straight to the experts.
A new study suggests pregnant women are unlikely to pass COVID-19 to their newborns.
Unfortunately, there is no clear-cut answer to this right now.
There are uncertainties with any vaccine, but now more than ever, public health officials are struggling to gain trust from the public.
The plain and simple answer is no.
Washington state is set to receive its first shipment of Pfizer's COVID vaccine as soon as next week.
As we've learned more and more about COVID-19 throughout this pandemic, the guidelines for how we are supposed to live with it have evolved too.
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