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What to know about getting a COVID vaccine with new FDA restrictions

A handful of states like Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New Mexico have recently changed their laws to allow pharmacists to give the COVID vaccine despite the FDA change, hoping to keep the status quo in their states -- but the patchwork of changing laws around the country has been difficult to track.

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FDA guidelines limit COVID-19 vaccine eligibility

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FDA approves updated COVID-19 vaccines with new access restrictions

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MD Ensures COVID-19 Vaccine Access Amid Shifting Federal Guidelines

Maryland officials recently said they plan to protect access to the shot for all residents who want to receive one.

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NMDOH issues order allowing for wider access to COVID-19 vaccine

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NM health department provides COVID-19 vaccine prescription for all residents

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Sharyl Attkisson: Makary says FDA will study COVID vaccine effects on kids

America’s entire public health complex is being challenged, examined and upended like never before under Trump and HHS Secretary Kennedy.

FDA officials set to claim a link between COVID vaccines and at least 25 child deaths

FDA officials are expected to claim a connection between the COVID vaccine and pediatric deaths when they brief a CDC vaccine recommendation panel next week.

The FDA Commissioner on Vaccines and Public Trust

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary discusses the recent decision to approve updated Covid-19 vaccines for a smaller population. In an interview with host Ryan Knutson, Makary also discusses his thoughts on restoring confidence in public health policy and explains the agency's new crackdown on pharmaceutical ads and an upcoming report that says that taking Tylenol during pregnancy could be linked to autism,

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New COVID-19 vaccine rules prompt concern from SC pharmacies

New FDA rules limit COVID-19 vaccines to older adults, high-risk patients, or those with prescriptions, leaving SC pharmacies and doctors concerned about access.