Those areas are the southeast, northcentral and southwest portions of Pennsylvania.
They should receive a follow-up dose three to four weeks later. The nasal mist vaccine will be available through schools, doctors' offices and health clinics that preregistered with the state to administer it.
By mid-January, Pennsylvania should receive enough doses to cover teens, young adults, pregnant women, health care workers and others.
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