Do You Need A Booster If You Had COVID And Got The Vaccine?
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If you have "natural" immunity and you've been vaccinated, here's what experts say you should do about additional shots.
After a lot of back and forth about who’s eligible for booster shots in the United States right now, health officials finally seem to have settled on a pretty clear and comprehensive list.
You’re eligible if you got either of the two mRNA vaccines (Pfizer or Moderna) and you’re 65 or older, or live in a long-term care setting, or have certain underlying health conditions, or work in a high-risk setting. You can only receive it if it’s been six months since your last dose.
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