FDA has approved COVID shots for people aged 65+ and at high risk; others need a doctor’s order.
By Madison Czopek | PolitiFact
Winter is approaching in the United States and COVID-19 cases are rising. Questions about accessing protective vaccines are swirling.
Nearly five years since the first US patient was vaccinated to help stem what was then a raging coronavirus pandemic, doctors, patients and pharmacists are navigating a radically different public health landscape.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on August 27 announced it had approved some COVID-19 vaccines – but for far fewer people than in years past.
