Weeks into the California’s mass vaccination plan, we’re far behind schedule. Of the roughly 2 million doses that have been distributed, only about 650,000 have been injected into the arms of state residents, according to Friday’s data from the California Department of Public Health.
Facing criticism, officials are now moving to expand access. This week they began to offer vaccines to the next two tiers of eligible recipients — moving beyond hospital staffers to a broader range of health care workers, such as people who work in specialty clinics, dental clinics and pharmacies.
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