The World Health Organization says this is an option for a subset of people who are at particular risk, but its recommendations are intended as a best practice global guide.
The World Health Organization on Tuesday, March 28, changed its recommendations for COVID-19 vaccines, suggesting that high-risk populations should receive an additional dose 12 months after their last booster.
The WHO defined the group including healthy children and adolescents as “low priority” and urged countries to consider factors like disease burden before recommending vaccination of this group.
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