Alaska opens COVID-19 vaccines to all residents aged 16 and over
Alaska becomes first U.S. state to remove vaccine eligibility restrictions, allowing all residents 16 and older to receive a vaccine. The move follows the state’s leadership in vaccination rates and a prior expansion to include essential workers and older adults.
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HealthAlaska opens COVID-19 vaccines to all residents aged 16 and over
Sign in or subscribeBrowse free archive reportsAlaska becomes first U.S. state to remove vaccine eligibility restrictions, allowing all residents 16 and older to receive a vaccine. The move follows the state’s leadership in vaccination rates and a prior expansion to include essential workers and older adults.