US Is Holding On To Its Supply Of AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine
Executive Summary
US is keeping a ‘small inventory’ of AstraZeneca’s vaccine so people in the US can receive it immediately following authorization, White House official says. President Biden seeks to boost vaccine manufacturing in India in parntership with India, Japan, and Australia.
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