Vaccine requirements raised COVID-19 vaccination rates by 20 percentage points -White House By Reuters
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© Reuters. (c) Reuters. The White House as seen from the Washington North Lawn Fence on September 22, 2014. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque WASHINGTON (Reuters] – Vaccination rate rose 20 percent after state, local, and private hospitals adopted the COVID-19 requirements. Jeff Zients was White House COVID-19 coordinator.
Reporters were told by Zients at a briefing that 77% had received at most one dose of vaccine.
At the same briefing, Dr Rachel Walensky from the U.S. Centers Disease Control and Prevention stated that there was a 12% drop in daily COVID-19-related cases over the week and that daily deaths were down by 5%.
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