FDA expected to authorize Pfizer COVID-19 booster for all adults this week

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The move could come as early as Thursday.

, including Arkansas, California, Colorado and New Mexico, along with New York City, chose not to wait for the FDA’s official sign off, moving on their own to allow boosters, including Moderna’s, for all adults in the past week.for certain subsets of adults in the U.S.: people ages 65 and up, people living in long-term care facilities and people ages 18 to 64 at high risk of COVID-19 because of their jobs or underlying medical conditions.

All adults who were initially vaccinated with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are also eligible for booster shots. Moderna has not yet asked the FDA to authorize its booster for all adults; it is limited to older adults and those at high risk.

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