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The two that you already got. so as we know, pfizer has already begun its process of applying to the fda for approval. and biden had said that he plans to start boosters september 20th. that is soon. in studies, boosters were given about four to eight months after the second dose. in other words, this third dose, this booster shot, given about four to eight months after the second dose, so we expect that once they are approved -- and it is, of course, expected to be approved -- it would be for -- you would be getting it about four to eight months, somewhere in there, after your second shot, ji...

Been going door to door providing opportunities for vaccine for years with tremendous success whether it's hepatitis-a. >> we have a huge problem in the community. the numbers on the rise, anything we can do as firefighters our job is to protect the community. this is another way we can help with that. >> their focus making sure trusted members of the community can go out and get more people getting that vaccine. hallie. >> shaq, thank you. dr. azar, let me pick up on this thread shaq is laying out now. pfizer says it's working on a booster. government agencies say you don't need one. clear th...

Insfekzs especially with delta landing people in the hospital so severe infections, are we seeing breakthrough infections resulting in long covid and very importantly with the delta variant if you are vaccinated but exposed can you transmit? those are some unknowns still very important that will very, very much inform the decision and guidance on boosting. >> really quickly because i want to ask there, there have been experts that suggested two shots are better than one, right? whether it's two shots of the moderna, pfizer doses or whether you got j&j, do you then need perhaps a second shot li...

Immunity and so you don't necessarily need a booster. now, that said, mixing and matching studies are ongoing. we have excellent data from pfizer and astrazeneca from the uk reported on last week about their mixing and matching so it's fine. the whole point of boosting and vaccinating in general is to generate the most diverse immune repertoire so you can combat the coronavirus if and when exposed but, again, at the moment, it is not recommended. if we start to see breakthrough and things like that and we start to see real efficacy of the mix and match i guarantee you that will be something th...

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