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CDC signs off on fall Covid shots. It may not be easy to get one, depending on where you live.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday updated its Covid vaccine guidance to recommend Covid shots for people 65 and older and only after they consult a doctor or pharmacist



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