WHO asks vaccine makers to prioritize doses for poor countries over booster shots

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The WHO called on drugmakers to prioritize supplying their COVID-19 vaccines to poor countries instead of lobbying rich countries to use booster doses.

said the massive disparity in vaccines between rich and poor countries means that “we are making conscious choices right now not to protect those in need.” He said the priority now must be to vaccinate people who have received no doses., the Africa Vaccine Acquisition Task Team and low and middle income countries with very little coverage,” referring to the United Nations-backed initiative to distribute vaccines globally.

Pfizer and Moderna have agreed to supply small amounts of their vaccines to COVAX, but the vast majority of their doses have been reserved by rich countries., saying a booster shot could dramatically boost immunity and perhaps help ward off worrisome variants. The company said it was scheduled to have the meeting with the Food and Drug Administration and other officials Monday, days after Pfizer asserted that booster shots would be needed within 12 months.

Pfizer’s Dr. Mikael Dolsten said last week that early data from the company’s booster study suggest people’s antibody levels jump five- to 10-fold after a third dose, compared with their second dose months earlier — evidence it believes supports the need for a booster.

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