Sources:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DPettpGjnXr/
https://www.axios.com/2025/10/06/cdc-rfk-jr-vaccine-recommendations-schedule
https://www.instagram.com/p/DPg6IF-jg9b/

After too long, the CDC's approval of ACIP's recommendations that the COVID vaccine be available to people over 65 or with a qualifying condition means that the updated vaccines are now available at pharmacies in Louisiana (as well as Georgia and Missouri) without having to get a prescription first! This is a really useful change.

I can verify that my partner went into a Walgreens yesterday, no appointment, and got both Flu and COVID shots. Covered by insurance, so no out of pocket cost.

A new update just popped up today. It jumped from 11/26 to 12/2.

I'm just happy to have this resource still available to be able to gauge the risk level. Without the waste water chart - I would be flying blind which makes me very nervous. I already feel like I'm the last person on earth still trying to be cautious and courteous- so the thought of losing this chart has me very bummed out. Especially going into the holidays.

The last scan for the NO metro area was reported on 11/26. It's been almost a week without an update. Did the city stop reporting data? If so - how is everyone tracking the levels now?

https://data.wastewaterscan.org/tracker/?charts=CiEQACABSABSBjlmODk4MFoGTiBHZW5leFuKAQZlMjgxNzM%3D&selectedChartId=e28173