A Brief Guide On Mixing And Matching COVID Booster Shots
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You don't have to get the same vaccine you got the first time around. But should you? Here's what experts personally recommend.
Millions of American adults are now eligible for COVID booster shots and health officials have approved a mix-and-match approach. But they’ve declined to make specific recommendations beyond that, so it’s very much so a choose-your-own adventure situation.
Should you stick with what you got the first time around? And if you change it up, what’s your best bet? HuffPost spoke with several experts about how to choose the best booster for you.
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