Doctors urge COVID-19 boosters despite 'vaccine fatigue'

News 12's Shari Einhorn takes a look at "vaccine fatigue" amongst Long Islanders trying to make sense of the latest updates.

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Dec 8, 2021, 11:42 PM

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Updated 1,234 days ago

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News 12's Shari Einhorn takes a look at "vaccine fatigue" amongst Long Islanders trying to make sense of the latest updates.