Covid-19 roundup: Supply chain shortages lead to half the Moderna doses delivered to Canada; J&J shots paused out of concern clots would be inappropriately treated — report
The number of doses of Moderna’s vaccine expected to be delivered to Canada by the end of April has nearly been cut in half, according to the country’s procurement minister Anita Anand.
Between 1 million and 2 million doses of the 12.3 million expected to be delivered in time for the second quarter will be delayed until the third, as Moderna said Friday that shipments to Canada and the UK are behind schedule after a supply chain shortage will delay deliveries.
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