Closing In On Pfizer Boosters For All Adults

The FDA is expected to authorize Pfizer booster shots for adults 18 and up, six months after their second dose. Boosters have shown to significantly reduce COVID-19 disease rates. The CDC will discuss expanding booster eligibility amid rising winter cases, with Michigan and Minnesota seeing significant increases. Despite challenges, 79% of vaccinated adults plan to get a booster. Vaccination clinics are busy, with people waiting for both pediatric and booster doses, highlighting the importance of vaccination in combating COVID-19.

What is the expected change in the FDA's emergency authorization regarding the Pfizer booster?

• A third shot six months after the first dose for anyone 18 and up

• A third shot six months after the second dose for anyone 18 and up

• A third shot six months after the second dose for anyone 12 and up

• A third shot three months after the second dose for anyone 18 and up

Which groups have been approved for a Pfizer booster since September?

• Children and teenagers

• Older Americans and high-risk groups

• Healthcare workers only

• All adults regardless of risk

Which states are leading the country in COVID-19 case increases?

• Ohio and Illinois

• California and Texas

• Florida and New York

• Michigan and Minnesota

What percentage of fully vaccinated adults plan to get a COVID booster?

• 60%

• 50%

• 79%

• 90%

What is the significance of getting vaccinated according to the transcript?

• It allows people to travel internationally

• It helps reduce infection rates and allows family visits

• It guarantees immunity from COVID-19

• It is a requirement for employment