Covid-19 roundup: CDC votes on who should get vaccines first; AstraZeneca's Indian partner won't switch dosing regimens
Just over a week away from the FDA’s first advisory committee meeting to discuss possible emergency authorization of a Covid-19 vaccine, the CDC concluded in a nearly unanimous vote who should be first in line to get jabbed.
In a 13-1 vote, the center’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices decided health care workers and patients in long-term care facilities should be the first to get inoculated, the Boston Globe reported.
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