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About. and that makes the bigger point that we dont know whether somebody around us is immunocompromised. we dont know if our colleague that were working with has an underlying medical illness that they just never told us about. we dont know if the person that were meeting, if were a police officer helping someone in the community or if were a teacher teaching a kid whose parent may be a kidney transplant recipient or who may have cancer. theres so many people around us in society who are partic...

Case. but i teal very strongly -- feel very strongly, and i know we live in this hyper politicized age that people get vaccinated. i know a lot of people say thats a private decision. i get that. i appreciate that. but i would like to urge people of all sorts, please get vaccinated. this situation for me being immunocompromised, half the cases were hearing on the breakthrough front are among the immunocompromised, people like me who had and have multiple sclerosis or prior heart situation or can...

Countries right now experiencing the highest number of new cases. so we really have to think of that beyond just our particular politics on that, maybe theres a call for protocol like the one that fox had where you short. sort ofshare your vaccine statuf you dont get vaccinated you get regularly tested. cases seep through. im a good example of that. p immunocompromised are in their own neck of the words here. i cant stress this enough. its not about left or right, not about who is conservative o...

The committee voted to recommend that immunocompromised adults aged 19+ be vaccinated against shingles, and that adults with certain risk factors or aged 65 and older receive a pneumococcal vaccine.

We have people around the world who are dying because they have not received their first and second dose, people who are over the age of 60, people who have underlying conditions are front—line workers around the world. this is a no—brainer. we are in effect allowing this to happen, because we know that vaccines save lives. vaccines, including against the delta variant, are incredibly effective at saving lives, but they have to reach those people who are most in need. our advice on boosters ...

The cdc giving the all clear, after reviewing a trove of data presented by moderna and j&j, supporting their case for an added dose of protection. modernas data shows antibody levels spiked with a third shot of its vaccine. recipients who qualify would be the same as pfizers. those who were inoculated at least six months ago, who are immunocompromised, and those 65 and older, as well as americans at higher risk of catching the virus. for johnson & johnson, anyone who has been vaccinated for two ...

Question just as you have asked it. we have massive amounts of vaccine inequity. we have people around the world who are dying because they have not received their first and second dose, people who are over the age of 60, people who have underlying conditions are front—line workers around the world. this is a no—brainer. we are in effect allowing this to happen, because we know that vaccines save lives. vaccines, including against the delta variant, are incredibly effective at saving lives, ...

Of action for a couple of weeks. and more importantly, it then makes you more likely to infect somebody else who may be vulnerable. either unvaccinated or immunocompromised. so everyone who is eligible for a booster should get a booster. >> the cdcs official stance on mixing and matching. so if you got a pfizer vaccine, whether you get the moderna, j&j or pfizer booster, their official stance is well not articulate a preference as to whether or not you should stick to the same brand. shouldnt pe...

But a booster with pfizer sent those antibodies up 35 fold. and with a moderna boost, they jumped 76 fold. still, no idence yet that mixing leads to greater long in chicago, nathan bean got the j&j one-shot and experienced a breakthrough infection four months later. >> night two of coronavirus. >> reporter: after talking with getting a moderna boos precaution before seeing his mother, who is immunocompromised. >> i was excited to be able to get this moderna shot. were going to be able to celebra...

A cancer survivor was found to have carried the coronavirus for at least 335 days in the longest ever documented case of COVID-19 to date, a new study said.