What about young men and the small but real risk myocarditis after second shot compared to risk of Covid? Should an infection count like a dose? Sure, good questions. Some populations may have modifications. But, the booster data, including from randomized trials, seems clear.
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A key concern should be global equity and prioritizing vulnerable populations everywhere and figuring out dosing/type for sub-populations. (Yes the differences are worth figuring out).
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From ACIP. We routinely vaccinate children against diseases that kill fewer than Covid before vaccines. Something nice about keeping children alive. https://twitter.com/KEVINTICE7/status/1471328082615173121 …pic.twitter.com/ZaJN8Lclwy
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Many questions about J&J. See thread by scientist who is also a medical doctor.https://twitter.com/michaelzlin/status/1471262595478790148 …
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Indeed 3 doses of COVID19 vaccines broaden the antibody response to cover variants more effectively, including Omicron.https://twitter.com/michaelzlin/status/1470804915668733953 …
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this is an unfortunate repeat of vaccine discourse, repeating lack of seriousness with even 2nd receipt, obviously there is a possibility that it can wane again in 3-6months along w possibility/likelihood of more variant as omicron rages and gets more opportunities to attack
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And with DTaP/TdaP you’re still encouraged to continue getting boosters throughout adulthood, to protect young children and babies in your life! Very worth it imo and I would gladly take a 4th covid shot now and one a year forever like a flu shot.
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I was in a bike crash a few years back. Scrapes and bruises, but a trip to the hospital for x-rays (negative). PA came in and said "do you now when your last tetanus shot was?" I thought for a second and he said "today" and gave me a booster.
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