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Today, Roberto Hugo Gonzalez, Publisher of Texas Border Business and Mega Doctor News, received his Moderna booster shot. This is the third vaccine in a series which aids in the prevention of COVID-19. He encourages everyone to get their booster shot as soon as possible. Whether you have received Moderna or Pfizer, they are readily available and always at no cost.  

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