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42 People in West Virginia Mistakenly Given Virus Treatment Instead of Vaccine – The New York Times
Forty-two people in Boone County, in southwestern West Virginia, who were scheduled to receive the coronavirus vaccine on Wednesday were mistakenly injected with an experimental monoclonal antibody treatment instead, the West Virginia National Guard said on Thursday.
None of the 42 recipients has developed any adverse effects so far, the Guard said in a statement. The Guard, which is leading the states vaccine distribution effort, called the error a breakdown in the process.
The experimental treatment,…
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