The average number of people getting their first or single COVID-19 vaccine shots has fallen by about 50% since the peak in mid-April. Supply is beginning to outstrip demand in some places.
Derek Thompson, staff writer for The Atlantic, gives some possible explanations for why this slowdown is happening.
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