Summary
The availability of the latest COVID-19 vaccines is now restricted by the FDA. Only adults aged 65 and older or those at high risk for severe COVID-19 can receive the shot. This marks a change from the previous rule, which allowed anyone over six months old to get vaccinated.
Key Facts
- The FDA changed the rules about who can get the newest COVID-19 vaccines.
- Now, only people aged 65 and older or at high risk for severe illness can receive these vaccines.
- Before this change, the vaccine was available to anyone over six months old.
- Dr. Katelyn Jetelina discussed these changes in an interview.
- These changes might make it harder for some people to get vaccinated.
