What should US do with its surplus vaccines?
2 hours ago
Michael Falcone,
Tribune News Service
The United States is making and distributing COVID-19 vaccines so fast that production will soon outstrip demand, leading officials to ask: What should we do with the extra doses? Most answers have focused on the home front: Dozens of states, including California, are rapidly opening vaccination eligibility to all adults, and President Joe Biden has doubled the speed of his initial rollout calendar, now calling for 200 million Americans to be vaccinated by the end of April.
While these responses are heartening, there is another way to handle America’s growing stockpile of vaccines, and it draws from a playbook the country used during World War II give them away.
Op-Ed: What should the U S do with its surplus vaccines? Follow the playbook it used during WWII
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Op-Ed: What should the U S do with its surplus vaccines? Follow the playbook it used during WWII
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