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The Center for Disease Control is now revising its recommendation for the RSV vaccine.

Last year, the CDC recommended adults 60 or older could receive a single dose of the vaccine.

However, now the CDC says people 75 and older should receive the vaccine.

The CDC found only the 60- to 74-year-olds with certain health conditions needed the shot.