U.S. Vaccination At Lowest Level Since December, Leaving States Vulnerable To Covid Surges | Forbes
The number of people receiving their first dose of Covid-19 vaccine each day is at the lowest point since the shots were first rolled out in mid-December, barring holidays and weekends, continuing a worrying trend of decreasing vaccination despite large swathes of the country being dangerously vulnerable to new outbreaks as the infectious Delta variant spreads across the country.
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