(CNN) The seven-day average of Covid-19 vaccines administered in the United States has dipped below 2 million per day for the first time since early March -- a sign of the continued decline in demand for coronavirus immunizations. According to data published Saturday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the seven-day average of doses administered now sits at 1.98 million. This would be the first Covid-19 vaccine to be assessed for full approval from the FDA. Wyoming is the latest state to prohibit state agencies from asking people whether they have been vaccinated against Covid-19. Mark Gordon, the state boards and agencies are ordered to "provide full access to state spaces and state services, regardless of a constituent's COVID-19 vaccination status."

Source: CNN May 08, 2021 05:25 UTC