CDC adds COVID-19 shot to list of routine vaccines
Other key changes to the schedule include updated guidance on vaccines for the flu, MMR and Hepatitis B.
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Feb 10, 2023, 10:23 AM
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15h agoThe CDC has added the
COVID-19 shot to the list of regularly scheduled vaccines for kids, teens and
adults.
Other key changes to the
schedule include updated guidance on vaccines for the flu, MMR and Hepatitis B.
The move does not mean
schools will require vaccination to enroll. Those requirements are still being
determine by state or local jurisdictions.
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