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Health workers, essential personnel such as police officers and unprotected people will receive the first dose. Preference will also be given to staff from other risk institutions, such as nursing homes.
A panel of advisers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will make a decision on December 1. They will determine how the two vaccines will be assigned. Azar said CDC officials would make recommendations based on the latest coronavirus information across the country.
Meanwhile, the White House was quick to claim credit for the success of the modern vaccine announced on November 30. Trump spokesman Michael Bars said in an emailed statement that the vaccine had “quickly succeeded in saving the lives of US citizens thanks to President Trump’s” Operation Speed Rape. ”
Trump’s efforts have done it five times faster than any other vaccine in history.
But no matter who claims the credit, the news comes at a time when the United States is facing a terrible health crisis. At a time when coronary heart disease is on the rise across the country and after trips and gatherings for the ‘Thanksgiving Feast’, the country’s health workers fear the situation will get worse.
