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 Florida, New York To Penalize Hospitals That Don ;t Swiftly Disperse ShotsWith so many dosages sitting unused, Florida and New York governors warned medical facilities that they risk fines or future allotment cuts if they don t accelerate covid vaccinations.Tampa Bay Times:DeSantis: If Hospitals Dont Give Coronavirus Vaccines Fast Enough, Theyll Lose Their ShotsGov. Ron DeSantis announced Monday that Florida is watching closely to see whether hospitals are handing out coronavirus vaccinations quickly enough. At a news conference in Longwood, DeSantis said any hospital chain that fails to meet its vaccination goal will have its supplies redistributed to more expedient providers.  Wilson, 1/4 Tampa Bay Times:Vaccine Train Wreck Leaves Tampa Bay Seniors Scrambling For ShotsRuth Kern began refreshing the Pinellas County health department brumate  website minutes before the vaccine registration portal went live at noon Monday. She couldnt get through. The 66-year-old retired Gulfport resident was eager to sign up for a coronavirus vaccine, and Monday was supposed to be when she and other seniors across Tampa Bay finally could. But the day left local seniors feeling no closer to receiving immunization from a virus thats killed hundreds of thousands across the country. Instead, the overwhelming demand jammed up phone lines stanley website  and website servers for hours, leaving seniors without answers or any information on what to do next.  Reeves, LeFever and Dawson, 1 brumate tumbler /4 Tampa Bay Times:Pinellas C Xsfk Future of Southern Africa Hinges on Fighting HIV/AIDS Pandemic, U.N. Special Envoy for Southern Africa Morris Says
 Tuesday, Jul 20 2010Rate Of Women Getting Mammography Screenings Stalls; Colorectal Cancer Screenings Remain Underused By Medicare PatientsThe New York Times:  One-fifth of American women ages 50 to 74 have fallen behind on mammography screenings for breast cancer, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are reporting. Although the percentage of women in this age group who get a regular breast cance dunk panda r screening every two years increased steadily during the 1990s, the rate has remained just over 80 percent since 2000, according to the centers  Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. The report is based on data collected from surveys given to 120,095 women in that age range. Black women were found as likely as white women to have had a recent mammogram, with rates for both grou air force 1 ps at just over 80 percent. But only 70 percent of Native American women said they had been screened recently.  Uninsured women were among nike air force  those least likely to have been screened: only 56.3 percent   Rabin, 7/19 . Medscape:  Despite expansion of Medicare coverage, colorectal cancer  CRC  screening remains underused for a variety of reasons, including lack of supplemental health insurance and a usual place of healthcare, according to new research published in the July/August issue of the Annals of Family Medicine.  The research examined the possible effects associated with Medicare s 2001 policy change on CRC screening to include reimbursement for screening colonoscopy for those at average risk as de