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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell at a press conference in Tampa on Thursday. Photo: Perry Knotts/NFL via ReutersOn the eve of Super Bowl weekend, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell President Biden to tell him that each of the league's 32 teams "will make its stadium available for mass vaccinations of the general public."Driving the news: Goodell wrote in the letter, dated Thursday, that this can be done swiftly "because many of our clubs have offered their facilities previously as COVID testing centers as well as election sites over the past several months."Why it matters: This continues an effort by the NFL to use its unique footprint to help the U.S. recover from the pandemic.Goodell's letter says the NFL is "committed to doing our part to ensure that vaccines are as widely accessible in our communities as possible." via DocumentCloud.{{{headline}}}{{{headline}}}Subscribe to Axios AM/PM for a daily rundown of what's new and why it matters, directly from Mike Allen.Subscribe to Axios AM/PM for a daily rundown of what's new and why it matters, directly from Mike Allen.Moderna's CEO Stéphane Bancel tells Axios the company's coronavirus vaccine made it to market in near-record time thanks in part to a unique digital foundation.The big picture: Moderna is far smaller than many of its pharma competitors, but it made one of the first authorized COVID-19 vaccines. But the company still needs to adapt to a mutating virus — and come up with its next blockbuster product.Seniors are supposed to be among the first Americans to get COVID-19 vaccines, but they're running into a major problem: Signing up for the appointments online.The big picture: Millions of older Americans aren't online at all, and many who do have internet access are struggling to find and use the sign-up portals that local health officials have scrambled to set up.A team of researchers at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health about the pandemic causing drug shortages — and some ideas on what to do about it.Driving the news: COVID is increasing the demand for drugs&nbsp;that are needed to treat patients with the virus — like sedatives and vasopressors, which help patients with low blood pressure, per the report.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell at a press conference in Tampa on Thursday. Photo: Perry Knotts/NFL via ReutersOn the eve of Super Bowl weekend, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell President Biden to tell him that each of the league's 32 teams "will make its stadium available for mass vaccinations of the general public."Driving the news: Goodell wrote in the letter, dated Thursday, that this can be done swiftly "because many of our clubs have offered their facilities previously as COVID testing centers as well as election sites over the past several months."Why it matters: This continues an...

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