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What s the risk if I wait for an updated bivalent COVID booster?

A reader who has received all the recommended COVID vaccine doses except for the latest bivalent booster wonders if they can wait for the next updated shot.

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Boston psychiatrist discusses troubling trend among children

New data from the National Poison Data System shows a 30% jump in suicide attempts by self-poisoning for children ages 10 to 19.

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COVID in California: Those recently infected can wait a few months for omicron boosters, White House says

Those recently infected with the coronavirus can wait a few months to get the new omicron-targeting vaccine booster shots, according to White House COVID coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha.

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COVID in California: World s first inhaled coronavirus vaccine approved in China

White House officials said Tuesday that they anticipate Americans will need to get updated vaccines against COVID-19 once a year, much like they do with the annual flu shot.

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