U.S. Unveils Plan To Provide Free Coronavirus Vaccines

The video discusses the availability of free vaccines, noting that there is currently no FDA-approved vaccine. Federal health agencies and the Defense Department have submitted guidelines to Congress for vaccine distribution. The rollout is expected to begin gradually, possibly starting in January or later. Vaccines will be free for Americans, with high-risk individuals prioritized.

What is the current status of FDA approval for the vaccines mentioned?

• The vaccines are fully FDA approved.

• The vaccines are not yet FDA approved.

• The vaccines have been rejected by the FDA.

• The vaccines are conditionally FDA approved.

Who submitted a report to Congress regarding vaccine rollout guidelines?

• Federal health agencies and the Defense Department

• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• The World Health Organization

• The American Medical Association

What is the purpose of the report submitted to Congress?

• To provide guidelines for states and localities on vaccine rollout

• To propose a new vaccine development strategy

• To announce the completion of vaccine trials

• To request more funding for vaccine research

When is the distribution of vaccines expected to begin?

• After the next presidential election

• Gradually in January or later this year

• Immediately after FDA approval

• In the summer of next year

Who will be prioritized to receive the vaccine first?

• Children under 12

• Healthcare workers only

• Higher-risk individuals

• All citizens equally