High-risk people get COVID booster 12 months after last dose, recommends WHO - Video
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Overview
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday changed its recommendations for COVID-19 vaccines, suggesting that high-risk populations should receive an additional dose 12 months after their last booster.
The health agency defined high-risk populations as older adults, as well as younger people with other significant risk factors. For this group, the agency recommends an additional shot of the vaccine either 6 or 12 months after the latest dose, based on factors such as age and immunocompromising conditions.
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COVID-19 Boosters For High-Risk Adults 6-12 Months After Last Dose: WHO
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