Meriasek
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Fitting, I just saw some guy on Twatter being all "The Covid vaccination was two-shot, but for the Delta-variant it's three-shot".Saw this
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There's been a noticeable change in media messaging in the past few weeks with a move away from discussion of booster to 3rd doses in the vaccination schedule.
COVID-19 Boosters and Third Doses | Coronavirus
COVID-19 Boosters and Third DosesBoosters vs. Third Doses A third dose is for people who are moderately or severely immune-compromised; their original immune response from the first 2 doses may not have been strong enough, so a third dose is recommended as part of their primary vaccine series. T ...health.uconn.edu
So what's the difference? Well it seems that the third dose will be given to targeted groups, mainly the old but also cancer patients and the like. This is NOT counted as a booster, it's a third dose of the vaccination. The booster will then be given to the same people on top of the third dose. So they'll have their 1st and 2nd doses, then third dose 28 days after the second dose, and then their booster. When do they get the booster? We don't know yet. Some of the oldies here got their 2 jabs 8-9 months ago, they're now going to get their 3rd dose of vaccination and I suspect they're not going to be kept waiting 6 months for the booster. So less than a year in and we're already jabbing people 4 times.
The MSM and politicians have been using the term 3rd dose and booster interchangeably as if they're one and the same when they're not. I'm sure this is deliberate. Already I'm seeing messaging referring to the booster doses for non oldies being called the 3rd dose. I'm thinking they're going to be rolling out mandatory 3rd doses pretty soon and then boosters for everyone.
The guy's some sort of crisis manager though, so his opinion can be discarded.