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Vaccinations Have Kept the South Fork Healthier Amid Rising COVID Rates; New Boosters Recommended

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended this week that all U.S. residents over 6 months of age get the latest COVID-19 booster, which was approved by the FDA earlier this month. FILE PHOTO

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended this week that all U.S. residents over 6 months of age get the latest COVID-19 booster, which was approved by the FDA earlier this month. FILE PHOTO

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended this week that all U.S. residents over 6 months of age get the latest COVID-19 booster, which was approved by the FDA earlier this month. FILE PHOTO

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended this week that all U.S. residents over 6 months of age get the latest COVID-19 booster, which was approved by the FDA earlier this month. FILE PHOTO

Dr. Fredric Weinbaum, the chief medical officer and interim chief administrative officer at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. FILE PHOTO

Dr. Fredric Weinbaum, the chief medical officer and interim chief administrative officer at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. FILE PHOTO

authorMichael Wright on Sep 13, 2023
Hospital admissions of people suffering from bad cases of COVID-19 at local hospitals have remained well below the nearly 22 percent jump in both hospital admissions and fatalities seen nationwide... more

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