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FDA commissioner on new COVID-19 vaccine rules: ‘Can’t be blind’

The FDA approved COVID-19 vaccines for adults 65+ and younger high-risk individuals, but conflicting guidance from health groups has caused confusion this vaccination season.

  • The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the 2025 COVID vaccines for all adults age 65 and older on August 27.
  • The FDA's approval allows all adults age 65 and older to receive the COVID vaccine, while younger adults and children must have high-risk underlying conditions.
  • Several medical associations continue to recommend vaccination for pregnant individuals and children despite recent changes in public health guidance.
  • Updated COVID-19 vaccines and flu shots are available as autumn approaches, with new guidance from the FDA regarding who should receive the vaccines.
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As 2025 COVID vaccines become available, FDA guidance has changed. Here's what to know

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FDA shifts on shots

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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.
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