Oregon's New COVID-19 Vaccination Plan Makes Everyone Eligible By July 1
The state also switched to a lottery sign-up system in the Portland area after 400,000 people tried to sign up for about 3,500 spots on Thursday.
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Have a Case of a COVID Variant? No One Is Going to Tell You
Federal rules around who can be told about the variant cases are so confusing that public health officials may merely know the county where a case has emerged.
Oregon Could Receive 25,000 Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Next Week
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Patrick Allen, director of the Oregon Health Authority, said the initial shipment is likely to be the biggest as the company dives into its stockpile and then tries to ramp up production.
State Lowers COVID-19 Risk Level in 16 Oregon Counties
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Ten of the 16 counties improved from the extreme risk level as virus cases dipped, meaning indoor restaurants, gyms can resume serving limited numbers of customers.
As Oregon Widens Vaccine Eligibility, Seniors Fear Getting Left Behind
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With limited computer skills and transportation, some of the elderly worry they are being sidelined in the race to grab appointments at vaccination sites.
Elderly, Vulnerable Oregonians In Group Homes Fall Through Cracks In Vaccination Strategy
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Three pharmacies in charge of vaccinating congregate care facilities signed up very few adult care homes, leaving staff to scramble to get their residents protected against COVID-19.
Organ Transplant Patient Dies After Receiving Covid-Infected Lungs
This lung transplant case may be the first proven of COVID-19 in the U.S. in which the virus was transmitted via an organ transplant.
Opinion: Low Vaccination rates In Black and Brown Oregonians Call For Action
Already disproportionately affected by the virus, Black and Brown communities have thus far been receiving vaccines at much lower rates than their white counterparts.
Oregon Vaccine Rollout Sticks To Eligibility Schedule Amid Winter Storms
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Gov. Kate Brown next week is to announce vaccination plans for more population groups, possibly including hundreds of thousands of front-line workers.
Vaccine Delays Mount After Severe Weather Wallops Oregon and Midwest
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Snowstorms elsewhere postpone weekly shipment of Moderna vaccine to Oregon though Pfizer vaccine doses for the week did arrive.
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