The FDA signed off on it yesterday and today CDC advisers consider who should get it.
The Biden administration has hammered out a new initiative — called the— to provide free shots to those without coverage at pharmacies, health centers and other medical providers’ offices. A spokesperson for the federal health department said updated coronavirus vaccines will be available as early as this week nationwide, including through the Bridge Access Program, soon after the CDC recommends the shots.
“Where’s that information coming from? And how will they know where to go, when to go there and how long that will be available to them?”sends us this dispatch: The Biden administration should clarify its efforts to strengthen biosafety and prepare for the next pandemic, Democrats on the House select subcommittee investigating the government’s covid response said Monday.
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