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ANNAPOLIS, Md. 鈥?Maryland Governor Larry Hogan is responding after CDC Director, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, gave the go ahead for Pfizer s vaccine booster shots.As of Friday, the CDC recommends anyone 65 and older or living in long-term care facility, as well as people 50 to 64 with an underlying medical condition to seek out a third dose of the Pfizer vaccine, six months after receiving their second shot.RELATED: CDC director gives final booster approval, overrules panel a stanley bottles nd offers shots to essential workersOn top of that, the CDC gave the okay for those 18-49 with an underlying  stanley cup medical condition, or workers with increased exposure risk to get a booster.The authorization comes mo stanley thermos re than two weeks after the Maryland State Health Department made anyone 65 and older living in a congregate care facility eligible for COVID-19 booster shots. At that same time they also issued guidance instructing all pharmacies and providers across the state to administer boosters without a prescription or doct