Black, Hispanic and American Indian adults in the U.S. are hospitalized for influenza at higher rates and tend to have lower flu vaccine uptake, CDC data showed, as health officials urge people to get their flu shot.
The new bivalent vaccine might be the first step in developing annual Covid shots, which could follow a similar process to the one used to update flu vaccines every year.
Here’s what that process looks like, and why applying it to Covid could be challenging. Illustration: Ryan TrefesBlack, Hispanic and American Indian adults in the U.S. are hospitalized for influenza at higher rates and tend to have lower flu vaccine uptake, federal data showed, as health officials
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