The government has reached a deal with Moderna for 66 million doses of the company’s rejiggered Covid-19 vaccine, planning to use the doses in a fall booster campaign
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Illustration: Adele MorganThe Biden administration said it would spend $1.74 billion to buy 66 million doses of Moderna Inc.’s updated Covid-19 vaccine, as well as the option to purchase up to 234 million additional doses, as part of a fall booster campaign.
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