Starting Nov. 4, doses of the RSV immunization will also be available for infants and high-risk children up to 24 months
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TORONTO — Ontario has announced that flu shots will be available in a few weeks for the most vulnerable people, including long-term care home residents, and at the end of October for the general public.
Starting Nov. 4, doses of the RSV immunization will also be available for infants and high-risk children up to 24 months
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