MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A top Wisconsin health official says there will be enough coronavirus vaccine in Wisconsin by the end of June to immunize 80% of those age 16 and over in the state, hitting a key target to achieve herd immunity for COVID-19.
Deputy state health secretary Julie Willems Van Dijk made the forecast Thursday.
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Currently, more than 23% of Wisconsin residents have received at least one dose of the vaccine and more than 13% are fully vaccinated.
On Monday, more than 2 million people between age 16 and 64 with any of a broad array of preexisting conditions become eligible.
Willems Van Dijk says everyone will be eligible no later than May 1.