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Early Addition: FDA Warns Against Stretching Vaccine Doses
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Early Addition: FDA Warns Against Stretching Vaccine Doses


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James Ramsay

Published Jan 5, 2021


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  • The FDA is warning COVID vaccine providers not to futz with the recipes: It's 21 days between doses for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, and 28 days between Moderna shots.
  • The New York Times is also warning people not to futz with recipes.
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