It is actually 3 months to Biden's timeframe - end of May. It also means though that end of May is when everyone *could* get a first shot (but everyone won't by then) and which means that its end of June before "everyone" would be vaccinated.
Do you have any sense of the connection between that expedited vaccine production schedule and any improvement in the downstream pipeline? Getting vaccine produced quicker doesn't necessarily move up the schedule to get sufficient people vaccinated if we can't actually schedule appointments to get vaccinated any faster, right?
It is actually 3 months to Biden's timeframe - end of May. It also means though that end of May is when everyone *could* get a first shot (but everyone won't by then) and which means that its end of June before "everyone" would be vaccinated.
Do you have any sense of the connection between that expedited vaccine production schedule and any improvement in the downstream pipeline? Getting vaccine produced quicker doesn't necessarily move up the schedule to get sufficient people vaccinated if we can't actually schedule appointments to get vaccinated any faster, right?