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So now that supply is less of an issue, we need to make sure we focus on maintaining demand by making sure that people know that effective and safe vaccine is available for those that could benefit.Īlongside our vaccination efforts, we’ve scaled up access to testing and treatments, as well as ensuring that LGBTQAI+ individuals know how to reduce their risk. So even with this partial view we have now from the reporting jurisdictions, we’re seeing strong progress really getting shots into arms. Keep in mind, the population at highest risk is approximately 1.6 million people right now. But over 460,000 doses have been administered. We only have data from 35 jurisdictions that’s just over half of all jurisdictions that are directly receiving vaccine. We are encouraged by the progress that we’re making right now. Daskalakis will brief out here in a little bit.ĭR. And we’re already seeing progress, as Dr. We will continue to pull every lever and meet people where they are to end this outbreak.

Daskalakis announced last week, we are launching a new program that allows local health departments to request vaccines to use innovatively through strategies to reach Black and brown communities.Īnd today, we’re announcing that we’re providing more vaccines to upcoming Pride events across the country - first to Idaho, where 820 doses will be made available for the weekend of Boise Pride and second, 10,000 doses to California, ahead of the Folsom Street Fair, the Castro Street Fair in San Francisco toward the end of this month. We’re also accelerating our efforts to provide vaccines to places and people that we know will make a difference. These events demonstrate our strategy is working. That means thousands of individuals are being - getting their protection against monkeypox that they may not have if - otherwise. And nearly 4,000 doses were administered at Black Pride in Atlanta. In fact, over 3,000 doses were administered at Southern Decadence and their affiliated events. Because of our direct allocations for Southern Decadence in New Orleans, Black Pride in Atlanta, and Oakland Pride, thousands of shots were administered during these events. This past week, we saw how successful that approach is. And equity has to be a key point and priority embedded in throughout our response. Our focus now is to reach the remainder of the eligible population where they are: at trusted locations and events across the country. In fact, over 70 percent of all vaccines being administered in the United States today are given intradermally. Nearly all jurisdictions have moved toward the intradermal vaccine approach, which means that jurisdictions have effectively transitioned toward an approach that has gotten not only more shots into arms but also without sacrificing the safety and effectiveness of the JYNNEOS vaccine.

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We wanted to provide an update on the progress we’re making in fighting the monkeypox outbreak.Īs we announced a couple of weeks back, we have ample supply to vaccinate the highest-risk individuals against monkeypox. Daskalakis here in the briefing room today. FENTON: Well, good morning, and thanks for having me and Dr. Demetre, are here with us to provide an update on our progress against the monkeypox outbreak and take a few questions.Īnd I will have - Bob, you want to go first? Our Monkeypox Response Coordinator, Bob Fenton, and Deputy Coordinator, Dr. All right, so today we have two new guests that are with us in the briefing room. Get Involved Show submenu for “Get Involved””.The White House Show submenu for “The White House””.

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