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What's New?
Expanded Eligibility for an Additional Booster Dose
As of May 19, 2022, the CDC recommends that children ages 5-11 receive one booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 pediatric vaccine, 5 months after completing their primary series. Children ages 5 through 11 years who are moderately or severely immunocompromised should receive a booster 3 months after completing their primary series. Visit the CDC Website for current COVID-19 Booster Guidance.
COVID-19 "Test to Treat" Locator Now Available
COVID-19 medications are now available through your doctor, local pharmacies, and health clinics. If you have COVID-19 symptoms and test positive, do not wait to get treated. >>Find a Test to Treat Location Near You
Force Health Protection Guidance
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Force Health Protection Guidance
- Release: Consolidated DOD Coronavirus Disease 2019 Force Health Protection Guidance (04/6/2022)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 20, Revision 1 (01/11/2022)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 18, Revision 1 (01/07/2022)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 15, Revision 3 (12/30/2022)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 23, Revision 3 (12/20/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 23, Revision 2 (11/15/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 23, Revision 2 (11/01/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 23, Revision 1 (10/18/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 23 (09/07/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 22 (07/21/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 15, Revision 2 (07/02/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 17, Revision 1 (06/22/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 16, Revision 1 (05/04/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 20 (04/12/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 21 (03/25/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 18 (03/17/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 17 (03/17/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 16 (03/16/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 15, Revision 1 (03/15/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 15 (01/11/2021)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 14 (12/29/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 13 (08/24/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 12 (08/06/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 11 (06/11/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 10 (06/11/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 9 (05/26/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 8 (04/13/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 7 (04/08/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 6 (04/07/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 5 (04/07/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 4 (03/11/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 3 (03/10/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 2 (02/25/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance Supplement 1 (02/07/2020)
- Force Health Protection Guidance for the Novel Coronavirus Outbreak (01/30/2020)
DOD and Health Affairs Resources
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