https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/scientists-question-evidence-behind-us-covid-19-booster-shot-drive-2021-08-19/
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All experts interviewed by Reuters also emphasized the need to inoculate the vast number of people around the world who have yet to access COVID-19 vaccines.
"You could end up in situation where you are chasing your tail, giving more and more boosters in the U.S. and Western Europe, while more dangerous variants are coming from other places," said Dr. Isaac Weisfuse, epidemiologist and adjunct professor at Cornell University Public Health.
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Scientists question evidence behind U.S. COVID-19 booster shot drive
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Long live the Cult of Mask and Vaxx.
A shame too, he'd have been saved if the Microsoft microchip knew his location, it'd have deployed his shoot