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The CDC, in partnership with Kaiser Health News, reports that a COVID-19 vaccine may not be widely available to the public until mid-2021. CDC Director Robert Redfield anticipates limited vaccine supply by the end of 2020, prioritizing vulnerable groups and first responders. Meanwhile, Grand Valley State University has implemented a two-week stay-in-place order due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, restricting student movement except for essential activities. The report concludes with a summary of current health news headlines.

When does the CDC expect a coronavirus vaccine to be widely available to the public?

• In the late second or third quarter of 2021

• By the end of 2020

• By the end of 2021

• In the first quarter of 2021

Who will be prioritized for the limited vaccine supply at the end of 2020?

• People most vulnerable to COVID-19 and first responders

• Children and teenagers

• The general public

• All healthcare workers

What restrictions are placed on students at Grand Valley State University due to a spike in COVID-19 cases?

• They can travel freely but must wear masks

• They are allowed to visit friends but not family

• They must stay in their residences except for essential activities

• They can attend parties but not return home

Until when are students at Grand Valley State University required to stay in place?

• September 15th

• November 1st

• October 1st

• December 1st

Who provided the latest health headlines in the video?

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Kaiser Health News

• World Health Organization

• National Institutes of Health