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Although COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are low in Northeast Ohio, a Cleveland Clinic doctor is recommending older people and those with weakened immune systems get a second booster shot.
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As immunity from the delta variant weakens, more people are expected to become infected with the virus.
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In addition to being more transmissible than delta, omicron appears to evade antibodies from the first two doses of COVID-19 vaccines.
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The governor says increasing the amount of people who get the COVID-19 vaccine booster can help save lives.
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The health department clarifies who is eligible, which type of shot people should get, and when they should get them.
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The drive-thru appointment-only shots will be offered through Oct. 15.
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Those with specific health conditions that cause weakened immune systems are eligible to get a booster shot now, and people in the general population might soon be next in line.