Could another COVID-19 booster shot be needed? Committee to discuss possible annual shot
Vaccine advisers to the Food and Drug Administration are set to meet April 6 to discuss the possible need for more COVID-19 vaccine booster shots in the future.
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Mar 22, 2022, 10:49 AM
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4h agoVaccine advisers to the Food
and Drug Administration are set to meet April 6 to discuss the possible need for more COVID-19
vaccine booster shots in the future.
The goal is to look at the
process for selecting variant specific boosters, and if the COVID-19 shot
schedule should mimic the flu shot.
No official vote is planned.
There will be no discussion of any specific products applying for authorization
or approval.
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