The New Normal: Are current vaccines and boosters enough to protect from new COVID-19 variants?
News 12's Macy Egeland was joined by Dr. Lauren Block to talk about vaccines, booster shots and the next steps in our fight against COVID-19.
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Apr 25, 2022, 1:42 PM
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290ds agoNews 12's Macy Egeland was joined by Dr. Lauren Block to talk about vaccines, booster shots and the next steps in our fight against COVID-19.
Are current vaccines and boosters enough to protect from new COVID-19 variants?
Kids are back in school today after spring break - are doctors anticipating we'll see a COVID-19 spike in schools? Should they be tested this week?
Are doctors seeing patients getting their first and second boosters?
