What to know about the first mRNA flu vaccine for older adults
The FDA has approved the first mRNA flu vaccine for adults 50 and older. Learn how this technology works and how it compares to traditional flu shots.
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The FDA has approved the first mRNA flu vaccine for adults 50 and older. Learn how this technology works and how it compares to traditional flu shots.
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