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Widespread Vaccinations Unlikely Until Mid-2021: WHO

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World Health Organization spokesperson Margaret Harris said Friday her colleagues don’t believe widespread coronavirus vaccinations will occur until the middle of 2021.

Source: The Washington Informer

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