We have the booster vaccine being put out all throughout certain countries in the world

and also here in the US.

And this is what the news looks like for that.

COVID-19 booster shots are coming.

All Americans will need a booster shot and there would be a third booster shot.

I do believe that all of us are going to need another shot at some point.

Just last week we heard from the CDC or the FDA authorizing those booster shots for

immunocompromised people only. Now we're hearing that's been extended.

What changed?

People who are fully vaccinated who don't have immune disorders that their protection

levels for severe disease and hospitalization are falling.

We have several studies that have demonstrated waning effectiveness in 10 million people

in New York state and 80,000 people in the Mayo Clinic.

The plan is for every adult to get a booster shot, eight months after you got your second shot.

US health officials now recommending we get this booster shot eight months after our second dose.

If the FDA hasn't decided that the booster is necessary, how do you put a date out there

saying September 20th we can start giving booster shots?

So the issue this broad guidance here that everybody's going to need a booster at eight months

does not align with the data as we know it to be right now.

So here's my question, is there hope or better yet data that getting this third booster shot

could actually prevent transmission?

So there's actually hope we don't have data yet.

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