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(CNN) – The number of people in the US getting a COVID-19 vaccine is rising. But even if you’re fully vaccinated, more shots could be in your future. Vaccine makers are now saying people should prepare to get booster shots in the future but health experts are unsure if, and when, that may happen. It’s still unclear if they are needed or how long the protection from a COVID-19 vaccine regiment lasts, researchers and health officials suspect it may wane after a year or more. Medical Director of Baylor College of Medicine Dr. Richina Bicette said, “Both the Pfizer and Moderna’s CEOs have some out and said that they believe that booster shots are going to be needed within eight to twelve months from your first dose because of the data they’re seeing. Now we can only assume that means because of the immunity they’re following from people who were in their clinical trials. But they haven’t released that data just yet.” ....
The hot-button issue where DeSantis is not out in front How Biden s cash paid for Florida GOP s pet education priorities President extends TPS for Haitians Presented by Facebook Where we stand It’s no secret that Florida’s unemployment benefits are among the lowest in the nation. And state lawmakers due to opposition from House Speaker Chris Sprowls and Gov. Ron DeSantis refused to consider raising them. Staying put But DeSantis has so far left intact the extra federal benefits that are responsible for pouring in more than $22 billion into the state’s economy since the start of the pandemic. Governors in 22 other states including the neighboring states in Alabama and Georgia have moved to opt out of these extra benefits before they expire on Sept. 6. ....
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