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Covid-19 Vaccine Leaders Waited Months to Approve Distribution Plans – The Wall Street Journal
Holdup left states with little time to develop mass-vaccination plan; U.S. says it needed time for interagency clearance
Operation Warp Speed leaders waited more than two months to approve a plan to distribute and administer Covid-19 vaccines proposed by U.S. health officials, administration officials said, leaving states with little time to implement a mass-vaccination campaign amid a coronavirus surge.
State and local officials had been clamoring for months for help preparing for the largest vaccination program in U.S. history when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a playbook in September…
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