Texas may receive initial coronavirus vaccine doses for 1.4 million people this month, Gov. Greg Abbott says | Dallas Weekly

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Texas may receive initial coronavirus vaccine doses for 1.4 million people this month, Gov. Greg Abbott says | Dallas Weekly

Texas could receive coronavirus vaccine doses to give an initial dose to up to 1.4 million Texans in December, assuming U.S. health officials approve coronavirus vaccine candidates from drugmakers Pfizer and Moderna, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Wednesday. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has promised to send Texas as many as 1.4 million doses of forthcoming vaccines in […]

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