Alabama Coronavirus vaccinations: great demand – limited supplies; ALDPH urges patience

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Alabama Coronavirus vaccinations: great demand – limited supplies; ALDPH urges patience

The Alabama Department of Public Health (ALDPH) says it has not received enough doses of the coronavirus vaccine to serve the 325,000 frontline health workers in the state, much less the over 300,000 people in the age group over 75, teachers and other essential workers who are in the next group scheduled to be vaccinated.The […]

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