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Published January 31. 2021 2:34AM
FARMINGTON (AP) A shortage in the COVID-19 vaccine has prompted UConn Health to cancel first-dose vaccinations for this next week.
On its website Saturday, the Farmington-based health system said that all first-dose vaccinations appointments for Feb. 1 through Feb. 8 are canceled, and that no new appointments for first doses are being scheduled.
A decision will be made this week on whether new appointments can be scheduled beyond Feb. 8, according to the website. UConn Health also said it plans to honor vaccination appointments for anyone scheduled to receive a second dose.
People over 75 and those working in health care settings with possible direct or indirect exposure to the virus currently are eligible to be vaccinated.