CDC Alters COVID Vaccine Guidance for Older Adults
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The CDC has updated its COVID-19 vaccine guidance, now recommending shots for individuals 65 and older only after consulting a doctor or pharmacist. This marks a shift from previous broad recommendations and follows internal changes at the CDC, raising concerns about accessibility. While not outright barring vaccination for others, the "shared clinical decision-making" approach adds a barrier, leading to a fragmented national vaccination landscape as states implement varying policies, potentially causing confusion and leaving some vulnerable.
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