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Major medical organizations are urging individuals to get vaccinated against influenza, COVID-19, and RSV this fall, citing a lack of guidance from the CDC. The recommendations come amid concerns over the federal government's pause on vaccine advisory meetings and aim to provide clarity and trust in vaccine guidance for the public.
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Major medical organizations are urging individuals to get vaccinated against influenza, COVID-19, and RSV this fall, citing a lack of guidance from the CDC. The recommendations come amid concerns over the federal government's pause on vaccine advisory meetings and aim to provide clarity and trust in vaccine guidance for the public.
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Medical Organizations Recommend Vaccination for Flu Season Amid Lack of CDC Guidance