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How so?

• ganoushoreilly 5y ago
  There is a strong economic incentive to press for recurring boosters.
  • nicoburns 5y ago
    If they were the ones making the decision I'd have a problem. Just stating their opinion without any attempt to claim it's objective seems... fine. I'd personally be pretty surprised if my government (UK) authorised a 3rd booster dose of the same formula (as opposed to one that adjusted the formula to better target new variants).
  • verst 5y ago
    And unfortunately too many news outlets are reporting whatever Pfizer says as if it were the CDC or impartial scientists when that clearly is not the case. Pfizer worked on boosters before the emergence of the Delta virus and already started pushing for the use of boosters when there was little evidence of significant benefits. It would be great if the news stopped parroting the Pfizer press office.