Latest COVID-19 Update and Vaccination Guidelines by Dr. Thomas Dobbs
In the latest update, Dr. Thomas Dobbs emphasizes the importance of COVID-19 vaccination for individuals above 4 years old, with special attention to those above 11 years old. Updated vaccines like Pfizer, Moderna, and Novavax are recommended, with a reminder for those due for vaccination since September 12, 2023. High-risk individuals, especially those over 50, unvaccinated, or with chronic conditions, are advised to seek early treatment with antiviral medications like Paxlovid, Remdesivir, and Molnupiravir. Immediate intervention within 5 days of symptoms onset is crucial for effective treatment.
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COVID-19 Update 2/15/2024 Thomas Dobbs, MD, MPH
Key Messages COVID is still here Vaccination Everyone > 4 years of age recommended > 11 years old 1 updated vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna) 1 updated Novavax (2 if never vaccinated before) Updated vaccines available since Sept 12, 2023. So if you haven t gotten the vaccine since Sept you are due
If you get COVID??? People > 50, unvaccinated, or with chronic medical conditions are at higher risk from COVID Physicians or providers can prescribe anti-COVID antiviral medications Paxlovid Remdesivir (infusion) Molnupiravir Must take early - < 5 days after symptoms and the sooner the better!
