
What We’re Reading: Health Care Workforce Boost; Long-term Vaccine Efficacy in Kids; Idaho’s Care Rationing Eases
The White House will invest $1.5 billion to bolster the nation's health care workforce; new data reveal long-term Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine efficacy in children; Idaho deactivates crisis standards of care for some portions of the state.
White House Announces Investment to Ease Provider Shortages
The White House has announced it will invest $1.5 billion to attract doctors to underserved and rural communities through the National Health Service Corps and the Nurse Corps,
Data Show Long-term Efficacy of Pediatric Pfizer Vaccine
New results of a Pfizer-BioNTech study show the companies’ COVID-19 vaccine was 100% effective in preventing infections among kids aged 12 to 15 years,
Care Rationing Ends in Idaho
Crisis guidelines for rationing care at most of Idaho’s hospitals were deactivated by top health officials yesterday, according to
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