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AdvertisementAdvertisementMaine to place first order of 11,500 doses of Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccineThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted emergency use authorization Saturday for Johnson &amp; Johnson’s single-dose COVID-19 vaccine. According to a release from the office of Governor Janet Mills, Maine expects to soon place its first order of 11,500 doses of the Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccine. According to the release, the doses are expected to arrive along with 39,060 previously ordered first doses of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. Altogether, Maine will receive 50,560 doses the week of March 1, according to state leaders. “As soon as we receive our allotment, we will work with health care providers to get these vaccines into the arms of Maine people as quickly and as efficiently as possible,” Mills said in a statement. Department of Health and Human Services Director Jeanne Lambrew said, “The Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccine will arrive in Maine in a few short days.”Maine DHHS and CDC say the first doses will help set up vaccination clinics in York and Somerset counties and aid in the process of vaccinating older Mainers in Washington, Aroostook, and northern Penobscot counties.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted emergency use authorization Saturday for Johnson &amp; Johnson’s single-dose COVID-19 vaccine. According to a release from the office of Governor Janet Mills, Maine expects to soon place its first order of 11,500 doses of the Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccine.AdvertisementAccording to the release, the doses are expected to arrive along with 39,060 previously ordered first doses of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. Altogether, Maine will receive 50,560 doses the week of March 1, according to state leaders. “As soon as we receive our allotment, we will work with health care providers to get these vaccines into the arms of Maine people as quickly and as efficiently as possible,” Mills said in a statement. Department of Health and Human Services Director Jeanne Lambrew said, “The Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccine will arrive in Maine in a few short days.”Maine DHHS and CDC say the first doses will help set up vaccination clinics in York and Somerset counties and aid in the process of vaccinating older Mainers in Washington, Aroostook, and northern Penobscot counties.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementAdvertisementMaine to place first order of 11,500 doses of Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccineThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted emergency use authorization Saturday for Johnson &amp; Johnson’s single-dose COVID-19 vaccine. According to a release from the office of Governor Janet Mills, Maine expects to soon place its first order of 11,500 doses of the Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccine. According to the release, the doses are expected to arrive along with 39,060 previously ordered first doses of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. Altogether, Maine will receive 50,560 doses the week...

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