FDA experts among group opposing U.S. booster shot plan

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One thought on “FDA experts among group opposing U.S. booster shot plan

  1. As typical, variant opinions reign. So, experts at FDA and elsewhere, please note if boosters should not be administered or if boosters would not provide a significant or beneficial safety factor for the recipient.

    One realizes that viruses mutate and that ongoing research continues to expand understanding and knowledge.

    Given that the US in many areas is beset with infections, establishing baselines is difficult. As we have been told, current vaccines provide a significant degree of protection against know variants. But, experts (FDA, CDC, esteemed medical journals, etc. but please, no politicians) have described waning effectiveness of vaccines as months pass after the first dose(s). And, many worldwide experts have railed against the US for proposing booster shots while many (on earth) have not received nor have access to initial shots. What is one to believe vis-a-vis hidden agenda.

    And, what’s the latest from the Surgeon General?

    Currently, the key takeaway is that those without a vaccination are most likely to become gravely ill.

    Currently, key question is how long vaccines remain effective again know variants.

    Myriad opinions do not to support a comprehensive nor consistent policy or effect greater public trust.

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