COVID vaccine access expands at pharmacies amid changing regulations
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Colorado has issued a standing order allowing pharmacists to provide COVID-19 vaccines without a prescription to anyone 6 months or older, aiming to improve vaccine access amid delays in official recommendations and pharmacy restrictions. The order is part of Colorado's efforts to prevent hospitalizations and protect public health, with the state working to remove barriers to vaccination.
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