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10/27/2021 - NPR by: Will Stone
WASHINGTON, DC - Millions of Americans can now opt for an extra shot of protection against COVID-19, regardless of the vaccine they initially received.

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10/27/2021 - WBOY by: Allen Clayton
CLARKSBURG, WV - On Tuesday, the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center in Clarksburg hosted a COVID-19 booster vaccination clinic.

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10/27/2021 - WVNews
MORGANTOWN, WV - WVU Medicine will offer booster COVID vaccines from 8 a.m. to noon on Friday, Oct. 29 at its vaccine clinic in the former Sears location at the Morgantown Mall.

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10/27/2021 - WVNews
HUNTINGTON, WV - Hoops Family Children’s Hospital (HFCH) at Cabell Huntington Hospital (CHH), a member of Mountain Health Network (MHN), is now providing pediatric monoclonal antibody infusions for the treatment of COVID-19. HFCH began providing the infusions earlier this month.

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10/27/2021 - Charleston Gazette-Mail by: Caity Coyne
CHARLESTON, WV - While COVID-19 vaccines could be available for children by next week, 4,316 West Virginians — more than the populations of all but 33 incorporated towns or cities in the state — have died from the virus as of Tuesday, according to the state.

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10/27/2021 - The Herald-Dispatch by: Phil Kabler
CHARLESTON, WV - While West Virginia COVID-19 hospitalizations have been trending down from a peak of 1,012 on Sept. 24, Dr. Clay Marsh on Friday raised concerns that hospitalizations of fully vaccinated people are ticking up, accounting for 24% of the current 686 patients.

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10/27/2021 - WVNews by: John Mark Shaver
CHARLESTON, WV - During Gov. Jim Justice’s Tuesday press briefing, state officials announced they soon may be able to offer COVID-19 vaccinations to children ages 5 to 11, depending on pending federal approval.

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