A recent study examined the economic benefits of annual COVID-19 vaccination for adults in the United States. With decreasing government support and lower disease severity, researchers analyzed individual benefits from getting the vaccine annually. Using a computational simulation model, they found that vaccinated adults aged 18-49 could save $30-$603 without insurance and $4-$437 with insurance. For those aged 50-64, savings were higher at $119-$1706 and $111-$1278, respectively. The study concluded that annual COVID-19 vaccination was both economically and clinically beneficial, especially for older adults, regardless of health insurance status.
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Annual COVID-19 vaccine proves to be a wise investment for personal health and pocketbook
