A required yearly or seasonal COVID-19 vaccine is now a thing of the past for most Americans. The Food and Drug Administration is shifting from the one-size-fits-all model to making it available to seniors and those most at risk for illnesses. This new strategy allows people 65 years and older access to seasonal novel coronavirus vaccines. What does this new guidance mean for the general population? Dr. David Wohl, Professor of Global Health at UNC Health, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss what the new mandate from the FDA means.