The US has approved Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines to be used as booster jabs, and said Americans can now receive doses of vaccines that are different from the one they initially received.

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In addition to the new Pfizer and Moderna boosters, Novavax also expects to have an updated vaccine on the market soon. The ...

It looked at differences between patients given a Moderna booster after having had two jabs of the Pfizer vaccine and those who received the Pfizer vaccine three times. While about 70 percent of ...

Ward said it would be good to see data from studies of other variant vaccine boosters to compare to the Moderna combination. Expert advisors "must already be thinking about the population at risk ...

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Now, what about the second booster, which, for people who received Pfizer and Moderna, would be their fourth shot? Who's eligible? Well, right now, you're eligible for a second COVID-19 booster if ...

Booster shots are here — for some Americans, at least. US regulators have updated their recommendations as to who should get a third dose of Pfizer and Moderna's vaccines. The Food and Drug ...

Boosters aren’t currently recommended for anyone else in the U.S., though regulators and CDC officials will soon decide if any Moderna and Johnson & Johnson recipients should also get extra doses.

Given the variant's impact and expectations that antibody protection will eventually wane, the company said it expects booster shots will be needed this winter. Moderna, along with Pfizer and ...

The UK has become the first country in the world to authorise an updated COVID-19 booster vaccine directed at the Omicron variant, giving a green light to Moderna's mRNA-1273.214 shot.