COVID-19 vaccine distribution
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Infographics
Daily Infographic: Send In The Drones
UPS is partnering with companies like Zipline to take advantage of drone technology to help deliver COVID-19 vaccines.
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Medically Necessary
US will share vaccines and raw materials with other countries
India is experiencing a surge in COVID-19 cases. The U.S. is sending supplies to help overwhelmed hospitals and speed up vaccine manufacturing.
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Medically Necessary: Supply chain visibility is here to stay after COVID-19
Many companies sought out supply chain visibility during the pandemic. Now, they're unlikely to go back.
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Medically Necessary: Europe hopes mRNA vaccines will speed rollout after delays
After problems with the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines, Europe plots a new course. Also, Johnson & Johnson leaders are optimistic about vaccine despite…
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Medically Necessary: Johnson & Johnson pause will slightly slow down vaccine rollout
J&J's shot makes up a small portion of the vaccine campaign in the U.S., so the impact should be small.
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Logistics/Supply Chains
COVID vaccine rollout won’t adversely affect other medical supply chains (with video)
“We will surely see more local manufacturing in the future due to reshoring activities," said Engel.
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News
Security measures, remote locations complicate vaccine supply chain for prisons
Despite big obstacles, some correctional systems are vaccinating inmates quickly.
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Pharma firms working together to make each other’s vaccines
Companies that are normally competitors are making deals to share technology and manufacturing capacity to produce enough COVID-19 vaccines.
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Supply Chains
Pharma manufacturers must abandon just-in-time model
"In order to better position the product, you have to be closer to your patient," House said.
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Infographics
Daily Infographic: Top Vaccinating Countries
Logistics supply chains have delivered. More than 300 million vaccine doses have been distributed and administered.
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