You talked about the advantages of the booster.

Do we think about three shots now as the standard of care?

Well, I certainly think, George, it's the optimal care.

I mean, for official requirements, it's still two shots of the mRNA

in one shot of the J and J, for the official determination

of what's required or not.

But I think if you look at the data, the more and more it becomes clear

that if you want to be optimally protected,

you really should get a booster.

And I think we'll be continuing to evaluate what the official designation is.

But for now, it seems that you can't readily measure by the level of antibodies

that you might have a maturation of the immune system that would prolong the durability.

You don't know that, George, until you just follow it over a period of months.

If it becomes necessary to get yet another boost, then we'll just have to deal with it

when that occurs. But I'm hoping from an immunological standpoint.

So, again, I just keep getting more boosters and boosters and boosters

until they finally get the thing right.

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So, let's read Dr. Andy Fauci said,

I'm sunny that Americans might just have to deal with receiving more COVID-19 booster shots

if it becomes necessary.

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