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Vermont Department of Health issues broad guidance on vaccines for respiratory viruses and extends pharmacy access for Covid-19 booster
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A dose of COVID-19 vaccine is held by pharmacist Hayley Hooks at Kinney Drugs in Essex Junction on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDiggerThe Vermont Department of Health issued its vaccine recommendations on respiratory viruses Thursday and authorized Vermont pharmacies to give anyone age five and over access to a Covid-19 booster shot through a standing order.
The Vermont Health Department recommends that anyone 6 months old and above get the Covid-19 vaccine.
The Health Department releases vaccine recommendations every year — which includes guidance on RSV and flu vaccination as well.
The state’s recommendations come on the same day that a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel began to discuss and vote on Covid-19 vaccine recommendations.
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