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Vaccine distribution ramps up, health officials still worry about another surge

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By Deni Kamper
| WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
SOME SAY THE NEXT 10 WEEKS WILL BE CRUCIAL. >> I THINK THE NEXT TWO TO THREE MONTHS ARE GOING TO BE VERY TELLING. DENI: LOUISVILLE'S HOSPITALS ARE PREPARING FOR AN INFLUX OF COVID-19 PATIENTS PRESUMABLY THE RESULT OF HOLIDAY TRAVEL AND GATHERINGS. AT U OF L HEALTH, CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER JASON SMITH SAYS HEALTH CARE WORKERS ARE ALREADY SEEING AN INCREASE. >> WE'VE SEEN UPWARDS OF 15 TO 20 ADMISSIONS A DAY ACROSS THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IN THE LAST THREE DAYS RELATED TO COVID.
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School districts prepare to vaccinate teachers, staff as part of phase 1B

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By Deni Kamper
| WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
School districts across Kentucky are preparing to begin vaccinating teachers and support staff after Gov. Andy Beshear announced Monday they will be included in the next phase of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. School employees, as well as people over 70 and first responders, will be vaccinated as part of phase 1B. Beshear said he expects those immunizations will begin in the early part of February.
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At risk of expiring, this pharmacy gave its surplus of COVID-19 vaccine to general public

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By Deni Kamper
| KOAT-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
A Louisville woman received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine after a handful were made available to the general public at a Walgreens. Julie Dryden said she received a text from a friend on Christmas Eve alerting her that a Walgreens near her was offering around a dozen doses of the vaccine to people in the store. Dryden and her husband rushed there and found out it was true. "And so they were like, 'We've got two left, one, two,' and I was the last person," Dryden said.
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