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From KQED. We're going to turn our attention now to a plan to jumpstart California immunizations,

California health officials responding to criticism over the slow rollout of the vaccine against

the coronavirus have loosened restrictions on who will get the first doses in an attempt

to streamline the process.

Governor Newsom's ambitious goal announced last week is to vaccinate 1 million people in 10 days.

And joining us now to discuss a new approach is Barbara Fader Ostraub, who is contributing writer,

reporting on medicine and health policy for Cal Matters.

And welcome back to forum, Barbara Fader Ostrode.

Good to have you.

Good morning.

Thank you.

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