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Eligibility for COVID shots expands for immunosuppressed and children - Vimarsana News

Eligibility for COVID shots expands for immunosuppressed and children

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have broadened eligibility for COVID-19 vaccines. Currently about 30 South Dakotans are hospitalized with the disease.

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CDC recommends second bivalent COVID booster for older and high-risk adults - Vimarsana News

CDC recommends second bivalent COVID booster for older and high-risk adults

In a nod to the ongoing risk the coronavirus poses to millions of Americans, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended on Wednesday that adults 65 and older and

Covid hospitalizations rising, wards filling up, warn doctors - Vimarsana News

Covid hospitalizations rising, wards filling up, warn doctors

India adds over 7,000 new covid cases, taking total active cases nationwide to 61,233.Doctors have observed unusual symptoms in some cases, such as eye redness and itching, which were not associated with previous variants

AstraZeneca confident new COVID antibody protects against known variants - Vimarsana News

AstraZeneca confident new COVID antibody protects against known variants

AstraZeneca is confident that its new version of COVID-19 antibody treatment could protect immunocompromised patients against all known virus variants, its vaccines head said.... | April 18, 2023

High-risk people should get next COVID boosters this spring: Ontario's top doctor - Vimarsana News

High-risk people should get next COVID boosters this spring: Ontario's top doctor

Ontario's chief medical officer of health says people who are at greater risk of severe COVID-19 infection should get their next vaccine booster shot this spring.