US President Joe Biden has announced plans to boost vaccine supplies to US states by around 1.4 million doses per week, as the country scrambles to protect itself from the novel coronavirus.
The new administration is attempting to take more control over the program with a new National Action Strategy, under which at least 10 million doses per week will be supplied to states.
Mr Biden is only committing to the higher rate for a minimum of three weeks, however.
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