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stripes - Biden administration to buy 500 million Pfizer coronavirus vaccine doses to donate to the world

President Joe Biden is slated to announce the plan at the Group of Seven meeting in Britain this week amid growing calls for the United States and other rich countries to play a more substantial role in boosting the global vaccine supply.

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U S details global coronavirus vaccine plan, with first 25 million doses headed to Asia, Latin America, Caribbean, Africa

Officials say at least 80 million doses would be shared by the end of June.

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Biden Uses Trump s America First Vaccine Plan to Corner Market

Biden Uses Trump s America First Vaccine Plan to Corner Market
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The zero-sum vaccine game: How a dose in the U S takes a dose away from a poorer country

Delayed vaccine rollouts in poorer countries mean slower economic recovery in those countries and globally, and higher death tolls among unvaccinated vulnerable populations.

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The EU-AstraZeneca vaccine fight, explained

The EU-AstraZeneca vaccine fight, explained Vox.com 1/30/2021 Jen Kirby © Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images Visitors queue before receiving the AstraZeneca/Oxford Covid-19 vaccine outside a closed department store in Folkestone, UK, on January 27, 2021. A spat between the European Union and the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is threatening to hamper global vaccine efforts and raising tensions on the continent as European countries struggle to vaccinate their populations amid the threat of new, more virulent strains of the coronavirus. The EU purchased 400 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, which the company made in partnership with Oxford University, in advance of it being approved by EU regulators. But last week, AstraZeneca abruptly announced that due to production issues it would only be able to deliver about 40 percent of the total promised in the first quarter, or about 31 million doses, to the EU.

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