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 Nashville, TN  Tennessee Department of Health says Tennessee is making great progress in rapidly vaccinating those at the highest risk of serious illness and death from COVID-19 Coronavirus.Within four weeks of Tennessee receiving its first doses of the COVID-19 Coronavirus vaccine, more than 221,000 people in the state have received vaccinations, and the Tennessee Department of Health is distributing COVID-19 vaccinations as rapidly as s stanley cupe upplies are received from the federal government.COVID-19 Coronavirus VaccineTennessee is one of the most successful states in the U.S. at quickly administering vaccines, having administered more than 50 percent of the vaccines received by the state.Tennessee is now providing COVID-19 vaccinations to residents and staff members in long-term care facilities, a priority population for Phase 1a1 of the states  COVID-19 Vaccination Plan.Residents of long-term care facilities are one of the most vulnerable populations for severe disease and death from COVID-19 Coronavirus. In T stanley cup ennessee, about 68 percent of all COVID-related deaths have occurred in people over the age of 70, and more than 2,000 deaths have occurred among residents of long-term care facilities alone. Tennessees COVID-19 vaccination plan prioritizes those most at risk of serious illness, and it is critical we pr stanley mexico otect our medically fragile senior citizens, who are at greater risk than other adults of needing hospitalization or dying if diagnosed with COVID-19,  said Tennessee H Ceuy Fort Campbell soldier killed
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