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Aculo posted...

i very much doubt any of us will be getting the vaccine in the next 5 months, regardless of how we feel about it. i'd wager a guess that the vast majority of us (sans sunny) are under 60 years old. the very earliest people 50 and older, 40 and older, 30, etc will probably be quarter 3 of next year, and that's being optimistic, ok?

Actually it looks like ages 18-30 are going to get it before 31-64 (maybe because this group has been exhibiting riskier behavior and have more spreaders).
(not including people with conditions that make them more vulnerable, those are earlier)

For the US, it is hopeful that it can be widely distributed by April/May.

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2020-10/COVID-Routh.pdf
^ young adults has been defined in more details in other publications as 18-30, feel free to google if you like this phased plan is pretty standard

edit: here, it's based on this https://www.nap.edu/catalog/25917/framework-for-equitable-allocation-of-covid-19-vaccine

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