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United states should follow the lead of the united kingdom and canada and allow boosters for people who are at high risk of severe infection because of their age or their immune systems? right this is the most question that i'm getting from people and primarily those who are older with chronic medical conditions for immunocompromised , who got the initial bible in booster when it first became available in september, so it's now been or six months or more since that booster. we know that immunity does wayne, especially against symptomatic infection. it also begins to wane for severe illness. no...

Mortality rate. cases have more than tripled in recent years and it seems like something out of fiction. is that a threat to you and to all of us. dr. siegel joins us to assess. >> it is not a threat yet because it is among the immunocompromised in nursing homes and hospitals. they are not going to get sick. it is a growing drug resistance to wet and if it gets invasive, it is 30-60% fatal. soda something to worry about and cpc is keeping a close eye on it. what protects you, if you are warm-blooded, you can fight off a fungus and our immune system, fight off the fungus. let's look at and. the...

Mortality rate. cases have more than tripled in recent years and it seems like something out of fiction. is that a threat to you and to all of us. dr. siegel joins us to assess. >> it is not a threat yet because it is among the immunocompromised in nursing homes and hospitals. they are not going to get sick. it is a growing drug resistance to wet and if it gets invasive, it is 30-60% fatal. soda something to worry about and cpc is keeping a close eye on it. what protects you, if you are warm-blooded, you can fight off a fungus and our immune system, fight off the fungus. let's look at and. the...

Those with prior conditions are worried about Montana legislation that could compromise immunocompromised people by making it easier for more people to opt out of routine vaccinations.

Although nicotinamide is often recommended, when it was put to the test, it had no efficacy in preventing nonmelanoma skin cancers among transplant recipients.