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Louisiana is widening access to the coronavirus vaccine to also include anyone aged 65 to 69.

Louisiana’s chief public health officer is warning hospitals, pharmacies and clinics that they should not be steering their coronavirus vaccine doses solely to their own patients.

With the New Orleans Saints beginning their playoff journey this Sunday, a special group of healthcare workers will be in the Superdome to represent the #WhoDatNation and so much more.

Starting next week, a network of about 100 pharmacies will start to receive limited doses of the Moderna vaccine.

More and more of the heroes on the front line during this global pandemic are receiving the COVID-19 vaccine shot.

With the coronavirus vaccine now in different states, the Center for Disease Control is looking to get people to wear "I Got My COVID-19 Vaccine" stickers.

Just yesterday, a government advisory panel endorsed the use of Pfizer's vaccine, so it was only a matter of time until the FDA approved its emergency use.

This news has Louisiana health officials very happy.

The New York Post is reporting that Pfizer will seek approval from the government for an emergency vaccine on Friday. A representative of the pharmaceutical company says that if approved, millions of doses could be distributed within 24 hours.

The analysis which was released Monday finds the Moderna vaccine has a 94.5% effective rate in preventing the virus.

When the vaccine becomes available who gets it first? Here's what the State of Louisiana is currently proposing.

Centex Studies has locations in Louisiana and Texas, here's how you can be a part of a COVID-19 vaccine trial.