Scarce coronavirus vaccine should go to frontline health workers first, report suggests

Frontline healthcare workers, emergency services personnel and the most vulnerable to the virus should be the first to get any eventual coronavirus vaccine, experts recommend in a new report released Wednesday. People working to make and distribute the vaccine should also be first in line to get one, the team at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security recommends. 'The primary reason for including these candidate groups within Tier 1 is that their prioritization would likely avert the greatest overall harm,' the Center's report reads.