For young, healthy people who may be wondering, “do I need a COVID booster at all?”, having one annually is sensible.

There's one big difference though - Pfizer is seeking a green light for second booster dose of Comirnaty for people aged 60 and over and those in high-risk groups, while Moderna is going for a ...

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The Food and Drug Administration has approved new COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. The updated vaccines are ...

Here are the side effects you should look out for. Common Moderna booster side effects include: The Pfizer-BioNTech booster ...

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 ...

Moderna's Saglio confirmed the new booster would be available to the Uruguayan authorities for their Covid 2023 vaccination plan The Moderna laboratories Tuesday reported that their two bivalent ...

The top-line beat was led by its higher than anticipated sales of Covid-19 vaccine, while its recently approved respiratory ...

The Cambridge-based company’s latest COVID shot was approved three weeks earlier than last year, according to a statement ...

Who's eligible for a booster? If you got Pfizer or Moderna, you're eligible for a booster if you're 65 years of age or older. If you're age 18 or older and you live in a long-term care setting.

The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines being used in the UK as boosters give the best overall boost response, according to a UK trial of seven different jabs. The trial is the first study of how well ...