CORONAVIRUS/Taiwan to shorten COVID-19 vaccine interval to 2 months for high-risk groups
06/06/2025 08:17 PM
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced Thursday that the required interval between two COVID-19 vaccine doses for high-risk groups will be shortened from six months to two months, effective next Wednesday.
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