(Providence, RI) -- The supply-and-demand dynamic of the COVID-19 vaccine in Rhode Island is changing. At the beginning of the rollout in the Ocean State, officials worked diligently to make sure the highest-priority residents had access. Now demand is slowing down as attention turns to younger generations who may not be as eager to get the shot. The Providence Journal reported many of the nine-thousand vaccine appointments released by the state on Tuesday were still available on Wednesday. Governor Dan McKee said Tuesday, quote, "we are in that mode where we need to do the reach-outs in every way we can".
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