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Hoosiers can now find COVID-19 vaccine sites with the new booster on the state’s online map, found at OurShot.IN.gov.
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The latest booster includes both the original strain of the virus and two of the most recent strains, currently responsible for the majority of U.S. infections.
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Things are different from when the first wave of the original vaccine and its boosters came through. There won’t be an all-out push from public health agencies to get people vaccinated through mass vaccination clinics. And shots are still free for now, but that could change early next year.
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As the federal government begins the process of authorizing more COVID-19 vaccine boosters, local health care organizations are making preparations to get those shots out to Hoosiers.
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Hoosier children as young as six months old are now eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and some parents are preparing to vaccinate the youngest members of their families.
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Tuesday COVID-19 vaccines are now available for Hoosiers as young as 6 months old. The agency said shipments of the vaccines will continue to arrive this week.
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The state health department has pre-ordered tens of thousands of doses that should be arriving early next week.
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Friday Hoosiers 5 to 11 years old may now receive a COVID-19 booster shot.
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The last time so few Indiana counties were in the “blue” was nine months ago in June 2021.
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The Senate passed the controversial COVID-19 vaccine employer mandate bill Tuesday, though it’s significantly less restrictive than the original House version.