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Georgia's public health agency is waiting for federal recommendations before setting its own COVID-19 vaccination policy.

Board members expressed concerns about the reliability of pending CDC recommendations and potential vaccine access issues.

The state's public health commissioner reassured the board of a commitment to immunizations, particularly for children.

ATLANTA — Georgia’s public health agency is awaiting federal recommendations before setting its own COVID-19 vaccination policy, but is willing to “play a larger leadership role” if there are disagreements, the state’s top health official said Tuesday.

Georgia might have to set its own course and priorities and “ensure that accurate information is out” if it disagrees with pending

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