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Michigan announced Wednesday that everyone ages 50 to 64 can start getting COVID-19 vaccinations on March 22 and that those in that group with certain medical conditions can begin being immunized next week.

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Michigan expands vaccine eligibility to those age 50 and up - Grand Rapids Business Journal

LANSING Michigan announced Wednesday that everyone ages 50 to 64 can start getting COVID-19 vaccinations on March 22.

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Michigan expands vaccine eligibility to those age 50 and up

Michigan expands vaccine eligibility to those age 50 and up
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Michigan expands vaccine eligibility to those age 50 and up

Michigan expands vaccine eligibility to those age 50 and up
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Fairness of COVID vaccine distribution up for debate in Michigan Legislature

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s added use of social vulnerability as part of her vaccine distribution calculations has led to concerns about fairness.

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