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Some Alberta pharmacists say they’re having trouble getting enough stock of COVID-19 vaccines

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By Jennifer Keiller
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Some Alberta pharmacists say they’re having trouble getting enough stock of COVID-19 vaccines
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This fall, unlike last year, the province is allowing pharmacists to give out COVID-19 shots. But some pharmacists say they are not getting full shipments of the doses they have ordered.

Key Takeaways

  • Some Alberta pharmacists say they’re having trouble getting enough stock of COVID-19 vaccines.
  • This fall, unlike last year, the province is allowing pharmacists to give out COVID-19 shots.
  • But some pharmacists say they are not getting full shipments of the doses they have ordered.

This fall, unlike last year, the province is allowing pharmacists to give out COVID-19 shots. But some pharmacists say they are not getting full shipments of the doses they have ordered.

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