CDC updates COVID-19 vaccine guidelines after healthcare workers have allergic reactions
DETROIT – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated who should avoid getting a COVID-19 vaccine or use extra caution.
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The announcement comes after a few healthcare workers had allergic reactions to the vaccine. The reactions remain rare, but experts said it’s critical that any serious symptoms be treated immediately.
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