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 across the country Monday morning. However, there 

 for everyone who wants or needs the vaccine to be immunized right away. 

 with transportation and storage raise important questions on how the vaccine should be distributed. Minnesota is expecting doses for about 

 people in the initial rollout, which will cover about 3 percent of the state’s nearly 5.7 million residents.

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 on the parameters set by the health department and governor in your state. MPR News host Kerri Miller spoke with a vaccine researcher and a bioethicist about the best practices and challenges of distributing vaccines in a global pandemic. 

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The number of people who want a COVID-19 vaccine far outweighs the number of doses currently available. MPR host Kerri Miller asked a vaccine researcher and a bioethicist about the best practices and challenges of distributing vaccines in a global pandemic. 

The number of people who want a COVID-19 vaccine far outweighs the number of doses currently available. Monday at 9 a.m, host Kerri Miller will ask a vaccine researcher and a bioethicist about the best practices and challenges of distributing vaccines in a global pandemic.

Limited COVID-19 vaccine supply raises bioethics, equity questions

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