U.S. plans COVID-19 booster shots at six months instead of eight - WSJ
U.S. health regulators could approve a third COVID-19 shot for adults beginning at least six months after full vaccination, instead of...
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U.S. plans COVID-19 booster shots at six months instead of eight - WSJ
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