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03/11/2021 - The Hill by: Reid Wilson
WASHINGTON, DC - On March 11, 2020, the nation’s top infectious diseases expert sat before the House Oversight and Reform Committee to address a novel coronavirus that had infected about 1,800 Americans.
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03/11/2021 - Politico by: Sarah Owermohle and Adam Canryn
WASHINGTON, DC - The planned purchase would bring the country's total vaccine order to 800 million doses split among three manufacturers.
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03/11/2021 - The Blue Field Daily Telegraph by: Charles Boothe
CHARLESTON, WV - As more and more vaccine doses are sent to West Virginia and other states, the supply problem may turn into a demand issue as the amount of vaccine available could surpass the number of people signed up to get it.
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03/11/2021 - The Intelligencer by: Jess Mancini
CHARLESTON, WV - The state of West Virginia is trying to learn why 168 COVID-19 deaths were not reported, officials said Wednesday.
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03/11/2021 - FEMA
PHILADELPHIA, PA - If West Virginia’s successful vaccine rollout is a speeding car, then the Joint Interagency Task Force (JIATF) is its engine – and the agencies on it are the pistons revving it up.
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03/11/2021 - Modern Healthcare by: Michael Brady
WASHINGTON, DC - Providers and insurers will continue their fight over surprise billing as federal officials figure out how to put the No Surprises Act into practice, according to experts.
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03/11/2021 - The Herald-Dispatch by: Taylor Stuck
CHARLESTON, WV - The West Virginia Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that one senator said would lead to the closure of 16 syringe exchange programs in the state.
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