FDA commissioner on new COVID-19 vaccine rules: ‘Can’t be blind’
The FDA approved new COVID-19 vaccines for 2025-2026 targeting people 65+ and those with health conditions; older vaccine versions revoked to ensure protection against current strains.
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Pharmalittle: We're reading about FDA and Covid shots, a Sanofi setback, and much more
Rise and shine, everyone, another busy day is on the way. And it is getting off to a good start here on the Pharmalot campus, where we have cool breezes and much less humidity than recently. Who could ask for anything more? Actually, we could — it is time to reheat the coffee kettle for another cup of stimulation. Our choice today is … orange creme. Sweets for the sweet, as they say. Please feel free to join us. Remember, no prescription is requ…
Alaska Health Department issues Fall vaccine guidance, as FDA updates Covid-19 shot advice
The Alaska Department of Health has released its fall vaccine update, aligning with the latest federal guidance as the state prepares for flu, RSV, and Covid-19 season, but adding that some medical professional groups have developed alternate guidance. Flu VaccineHealth officials recommend that everyone six months and older receive the 2025–2026 trivalent influenza vaccine, which […] The post Alaska Health Department issues Fall vaccine guidance…
What to know about the COVID-19 vaccine this fall
Leer en español What you need to know The FDA approved 2025-2026 COVID-19 vaccines for people 65 and older, and for younger people with certain health conditions that raise their risk of severe illness. The CDC has not yet issued its own recommendations, creating confusion. In the meantime, some states are expanding eligibility and some doctors can choose to give the vaccine off label. Coverage and access vary by state and insurance, so check…
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