About 110 million people in the U.S. have received at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, the CDC said on Wednesday, including more than 64 million who have been fully vaccinated. nyti.ms/36olfof
Providers are now administering more than 3 million doses a day on average.

You can search our interactive map to see the percentage of people vaccinated in your county. We have now added data for counties in Texas. nyti.ms/36olfof
At the current pace of vaccination, everyone in the U.S. could get at least one shot this year. But no vaccine has been authorized for children under 16. nyti.ms/36olfof
Even as the speed of vaccinations picks up, a nagging issue remains — three months into the rollout, the most socially vulnerable counties in the U.S. have a lower vaccination rate on average than the nation’s least vulnerable. nyti.ms/36olfof
States have moved rapidly in recent weeks to expand eligibility for the vaccine. In a large majority of states, people 16 and older are now eligible statewide.

See who can get the vaccine in your state. nyti.ms/2QTiS84
See how the vaccine rollout is going in your county or state. nyti.ms/36olfof

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