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We’re working with states and cities – providing them resources and support – so they can now adopt the intradermal administration of the vaccine as soon as they are ready. We’re moving quickly to make sure we can increase doses nationwide with this new strategy. – DD #DDtalksMPX https://t.co/1KUTIn7BeG — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Aug. 11, 2022

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And for those with less first-hand experience, the @CDCgov released guidance + this video to help. – DD #DDtalksMPX https://t.co/gqrBnXDqGg — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Aug. 11, 2022

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Yes. To achieve maximum protection, you’ll need two doses of the vaccine four weeks apart, no matter which regimen you get. The good thing is if you’ve gotten your first vaccine subcutaneously, you can get your second one using the intradermal approach. – DD #DDtalksMPX https://t.co/mEyyqQ2dal — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Aug. 11, 2022