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Who Should Get the Vaccine?

Health authorities recommend that most people aged 12 and older receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Special considerations are given to pregnant women, individuals with allergies, and those with certain medical conditions. Consultation with healthcare providers is advised for personalized recommendations.

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