Over 30% of the U.S. population has now taken at least one vaccine dose.
The United States’ Covid-19 vaccination effort passed a key milestone Friday: More than 100 million Americans have received a vaccine shot, covering almost 40% of the country’s adults, as health officials work to open up immunizations to all adults in the coming weeks. Even more vaccinations. Most states have zeroed in on vaccinating seniors and other high-risk groups thus far, but all 50 states plan on making every adult eligible for a shot by the beginning of next month. The federal government also expects supply to increase as drugmakers ramp up their capacity, helping to meet an extraordinary demand for doses.
