> So...it's worth saying this out loud: we have no absolutely no good evidence that we need to keep re-dosing these vaccines. None. This is absolutely incorrec

> So...it's worth saying this out loud: we have no absolutely no good evidence that we need to keep re-dosing these vaccines. None. This is absolutely incorrect, unless you're using a sleight of hand by using "keep redosing" to refer to a strawman of continuous indefinite dosing (something nobody has proposed). There is copious evidence that a third dose provides lasting, long-term benefits in humans. There is also evidence that the bivalent booster - which may eventually replace the first dose, as more data comes in - provides significant benefit in adults as well.