"One hundred percent of the Americans that want the vaccine will have the vaccine by (June). We will have over 300 million doses available to the American public well before then," Paul Ostrowski, the vaccine program's director of supply, production and distribution, told MSNBC television on Monday.
Date: Dec 01, 2020
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The world's now scrambling for dry ice. It's just one headache in distributing COVID-19 vaccines
U.S. officials are confident enough dry ice will be available. Paul Ostrowski, director of supply, production and distribution for Operation Warp Speed, told CNN last week that courier UPS had pledged to "provide dry ice reshipments throughout all of America upon demand."
Date: Nov 21, 2020
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States waiting for answers from feds on coronavirus vaccine distribution
"We are administering the influenza vaccine as we speak with no fanfare whatsoever. This will be no different. We want to make the distribution of this just as easy as a normal influenza vaccine," Paul Ostrowski said.
Date: Nov 13, 2020
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Confusion spreads over selection of priority groups for Covid-19 vaccines
Gen. Paul Ostrowski, from Operation Warp Speed, said Jim Blumenstock, the organizations chief program officer for health security. Blumenstock said that after the conversation, he felt more confident that traditional vaccine distribution networks would play a part in the roll out of Covid-19 vacci
Date: Jul 22, 2020
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Army Blames 'Complacent' Leadership at Dugway for Anthrax Scandal
"Despite multiple safety-related incidents and mishaps in the laboratories and involving shipments to external customers, Dugway leadership and Life Sciences Division management failed to take action," the investigation by Army Maj. Gen. Paul Ostrowski said.
Date: Jan 15, 2016
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Army report: Shipments of live anthrax spores resulted from 'serious breaches'
Army officials stressed at a Pentagon press conference Friday that these failures did not pose a risk to public health, mostly because the lab workers who handled the anthrax spores used proper protective equipment at all times, said Maj. Gen. Paul Ostrowski, who led the review team.