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New Low-Dose COVID Vaccine May Be More Effective-Is It Right for You?
Have you seen ads for the new low-dose COVID vaccine called mNEXSpike and wondered what it's all about? Us too! So we did some digging-and spoke to University of California-Irvine immunization expert ... Read More
Off-label use of COVID-19 vaccines was once discouraged but has become common amid new guidelines
Following the federal government's changes to COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and recommendations in 2025, many people are wondering whether they can get COVID-19 vaccines for themselves or their ... Read More
Conflicting advice on COVID shots likely to ding already low vaccine rates, experts warn
More than three-quarters of American adults didn't get a COVID shot last season, a figure that health care experts warn could rise this year amid new U.S. government recommendations. Read More
COVID vaccine under new scrutiny after studies reveal possible health risks

Research links COVID vaccination to higher acute kidney injury risk within one year, though vaccinated people showed lower overall death rates from all causes. Read More
Planning to Get a Covid Vaccine? Here’s What to Know

US health officials have scaled back guidance that people of all ages routinely get Covid shots. Instead, a panel of vaccine advisers on Sept. 19 recommended that individuals consult a health-care ... Read More
NY COVID vaccine recommendations: See the latest guidance

New York and other states across the Northeast issued new COVID-19 vaccine recommendations last week that advise everyone six months and older to get the updated shot this fall, bucking federal ... Read More
CDC officially adopts vaccine panel’s recommendations on COVID shots

A top U.S. health official on Monday called for the combined measles-mumps-rubella shot to be broken up, drawing a quick rebuke from vaccine maker Merck, which said there is no scientific evidence ... Read More
CDC signs off on fall Covid shots. It may not be easy to get one, depending on where you live.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its Covid vaccine guidance Monday to recommend Covid shots for people 65 and older and only after they consult doctors or pharmacists. The CDC ... Read More
NH health officials issue vaccine guidance and urge people to get immunized

Vaccines for flu, RSV, and COVID-19 are available now at pharmacies through healthcare providers. Days are getting shorter. Mornings are getting cooler. And coughs and sneezes are getting more ... Read More
Your risk of catching COVID is at its lowest since 2020 – but here’s why you should still get boosted for Christmas

COVID-19 risk might be much lower than in past summers, but it’s not gone - making a pre-Christmas booster for some a good idea. Read More
Why the COVID vaccine isn't part of an injury compensation court

From inoculations against polio and smallpox to protections from measles and tetanus, vaccines are critical health care tools that have saved more than 150 million lives in the past 50 years. Rarely, ... Read More
Most Americans are still guaranteed to get Covid-19 vaccines at no cost — for now

Most Americans with health insurance should not have to pay out of pocket for Covid-19 vaccines, even after the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added an extra hurdle to getting the shot. Read More
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