MADISON (AP) — Wisconsin is launching a mobile coronavirus vaccination program this week to be operated by the Wisconsin National Guard and health officials, Gov. Tony Evers announced last Friday.
Nine mobile labs were to be dispatched across the state starting Tuesday, Evers said. They will be staffed by members of the National Guard as well as pharmacy and nursing student volunteers through a partnership with the University of Wisconsin System.
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