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People 16 and older with certain medical conditions eligible for COVID vaccine starting March 29 – WQOW TV News 18
By the end of the month, we’ll be entering a whole new phase of vaccine eligibility where some members of the general public, who are 16 or older and considered…
Wisc. (WQOW) – On Thursday Wisconsin DHS announced who’s next in line to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, including those with certain medical conditions.
By the end of the month, we’ll be entering a whole new phase of vaccine eligibility where some members of the general public, who are 16 or older and considered at risk, can get their shot.
Beginning March 29, Phase 1C includes people with asthma, cancer, Down syndrome, heart disease, obesity and many other medical conditions.
“In Wisconsin, 1,837,890…
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