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Overnight Health Care: Biden takes steps to boost number of vaccine doses sent to states | CDC researchers find little evidence of major school outbreaks, with precautions | Eli Lilly says antibody combo significantly cuts COVID-19 death risk

Welcome to Tuesday s Overnight Health Care. The Biden administration announced plans to boost the vaccine supply to states and make it easier for states to plan. Meanwhile, the White House tried to clarify the president s comments about the number of inoculations. The CDC found rare instances of COVID-19 spread in schools, and there s good news about antibody therapies. We ll start with vaccine news: ADVERTISEMENT Biden takes steps to boost number of vaccine doses sent to states President Biden is taking a range of steps to try to smooth the bumpy vaccine rollout. The supply of vaccines going to states will increase from 8.6 million to 10 million doses per week for at least the next three weeks, due to releasing more doses of the Moderna vaccine.

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Overnight Health Care: Biden says anyone who wants vaccine may be able to get it by spring | Moderna says vaccine effective on variants, but tests booster shot

Overnight Health Care: Biden says anyone who wants vaccine may be able to get it by spring | Moderna says vaccine effective on variants, but tests booster shot | California lifts regional stay-at-home order Peter Sullivan, Nathaniel Weixel and Jessie Hellmann © Getty Images Overnight Health Care: Biden says anyone who wants vaccine may be able to get it by spring | Moderna says vaccine effective on variants, but tests booster shot | California lifts regional stay-at-home order Welcome to Monday s Overnight Health Care. President Biden has a new timeline for vaccinating everyone who wants to be, and his administration is also going to resume coronavirus briefings with health officials. Moderna is testing a booster shot just in case, while Merck is ending its vaccine development.

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Overnight Health Care — Fauci: Lack of facts likely cost lives in coronavirus fight | CDC changes COVID-19 vaccine guidance to allow rare mixing of Pfizer, Moderna shots | Senate chaos threatens to slow Biden s agenda

Welcome to Friday’s Overnight Health Care.

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