New COVID-19 vaccine available, what you need to know | Conversation with Dr. Bonzo Reddick
Release Date: 09/28/2023
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Key points:
- One and done. Dr. Reddick says this new COVID vaccine requires just one shot. No need to come back in a few weeks for a booster. It is monovalent and targets the current circulating strains of the virus.
- You can get your COVID, Flu and RSV vaccine all at the same time.
- The vaccine first became available in Chatham County but other counties should have the vaccine soon.
For more information on the COVID-19 vaccines, click here.