CDC considers narrowing its COVID-19 vaccine recommendations
- The CDC is considering changing its COVID-19 vaccine recommendations to limit them to the elderly and medically vulnerable based on low booster uptake of 23.2% among adults this year.
- A formal vote on the proposed changes is expected in June, with the CDC typically adopting recommendations from its Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.
- Current U.S. Policy differs from countries like the UK, which recommend boosters only for high-risk individuals, indicating a shift towards targeted vaccination plans.
- Dr. Jamie Loehr expressed support for a risk-based recommendation, stating, 'I'm very happy that we're seriously considering a risk-based recommendation.
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