U.S. health officials are expected to recommend COVID-19 vaccine booster shots at 8 months after receiving the second dose, according to The Associated Press.
The White House has said that the U.S. has enough vaccine supplies to deliver booster shots to Americans this fall if they are recommended, the AP reported.
At the same time, global health groups such as the World Health Organization have called on wealthier countries with higher vaccination rates to pause booster shots until the end of September and share doses with people in developing countries who haven’t yet received a first shot. France and Germany have announced plans to offer booster shots to vulnerable groups next month, theData from the latest COVID-19 cases will help U.S.
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