There is a new protocol for monkeypox vaccines. On Tuesday, the FDA issued an emergency use authorization. It allows health care providers to change how the vaccine is administered. DaveCarlinTV reports.
It's a go-ahead to start administering the monkeypox vaccine in a different way, by stretching out doses.The vaccine gets injected intradermally -- or into skin -- instead of the current subcutaneous way underneath skin, and into fat.Monkeypox in NYC: Identifying symptoms, prevention tips, how to get a vaccine and more
"We have already seen huge amount of cases in New York City and other cities are falling," said Dr. Vino Palli, CEO of MiDoctor Urgent Care."So I would say, yes, I think it's a good strategy. We need more vaccines, more Jynneos vaccines." "It's not ideal, but the people that I've been speaking to, the experts I've been speaking to, believe that on balance that we should be doing this," City Councilman Erik Bottcher said.
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