White House Unveils National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan
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White House Unveils , National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan.
CNN reports White House officials
have presented plans to help the
nation move toward a new stage
of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan, unveiled on March 2, hopes to help the
country to a point where coronavirus
"does not disrupt our daily lives.".
The plan will also allocate
funds to prepare for any variants
that may emerge in the future.
Vaccines, treatments, tests, masks -- these tools are how we continue to protect people and enable us to move forward safely and get back to our more normal routines. , Jeff Zients, White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, via statement.
Vaccines, treatments, tests, masks -- these tools are how we continue to protect people and enable us to move forward safely and get back to our more normal routines. , Jeff Zients, White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, via statement.
Officials say one of the plan's important
new ideas is the "Test to Treat" initiative announced by President Joe Biden during his recent State of the Union address.
"Test to Treat" would allow Americans
to receive antiviral pills for free at their
local pharmacy "on the spot" if they
test positive for coronavirus.
"One-Stop Test to Treat" locations will reportedly begin operations later this month.
"One-Stop Test to Treat" locations will reportedly begin operations later this month.
Officials say "One-Stop Test to Treat"
will operate at local pharmacies, health centers, and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facilities across the nation.
Officials say "One-Stop Test to Treat"
will operate at local pharmacies, health centers, and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facilities across the nation.
Officials say "One-Stop Test to Treat"
will operate at local pharmacies, health centers, and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facilities across the nation.
Paxlovid, the antiviral pill Americans
can soon procure for free, has been found
to reduce severe illness and hospitalization associated with COVID-19.
The White House has reportedly ordered
20 million treatment courses in preparation for the rollout of "Test to Treat.".
We look to a future when Americans no longer fear lockdowns, shutdowns, and
our kids not going to school. , White House COVID-19 Preparedness Plan, via CNN.
We look to a future when Americans no longer fear lockdowns, shutdowns, and
our kids not going to school. , White House COVID-19 Preparedness Plan, via CNN
CNN reports White House officials
have presented plans to help the
nation move toward a new stage
of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan, unveiled on March 2, hopes to help the
country to a point where coronavirus
"does not disrupt our daily lives.".
The plan will also allocate
funds to prepare for any variants
that may emerge in the future.
Vaccines, treatments, tests, masks -- these tools are how we continue to protect people and enable us to move forward safely and get back to our more normal routines. , Jeff Zients, White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, via statement.
Vaccines, treatments, tests, masks -- these tools are how we continue to protect people and enable us to move forward safely and get back to our more normal routines. , Jeff Zients, White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, via statement.
Officials say one of the plan's important
new ideas is the "Test to Treat" initiative announced by President Joe Biden during his recent State of the Union address.
"Test to Treat" would allow Americans
to receive antiviral pills for free at their
local pharmacy "on the spot" if they
test positive for coronavirus.
"One-Stop Test to Treat" locations will reportedly begin operations later this month.
"One-Stop Test to Treat" locations will reportedly begin operations later this month.
Officials say "One-Stop Test to Treat"
will operate at local pharmacies, health centers, and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facilities across the nation.
Officials say "One-Stop Test to Treat"
will operate at local pharmacies, health centers, and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facilities across the nation.
Officials say "One-Stop Test to Treat"
will operate at local pharmacies, health centers, and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facilities across the nation.
Paxlovid, the antiviral pill Americans
can soon procure for free, has been found
to reduce severe illness and hospitalization associated with COVID-19.
The White House has reportedly ordered
20 million treatment courses in preparation for the rollout of "Test to Treat.".
We look to a future when Americans no longer fear lockdowns, shutdowns, and
our kids not going to school. , White House COVID-19 Preparedness Plan, via CNN.
We look to a future when Americans no longer fear lockdowns, shutdowns, and
our kids not going to school. , White House COVID-19 Preparedness Plan, via CNN