United States | Ahead of the science
Biden’s booster plan has created confusion and concern
Following the science would have led to more certainty
|Washington, DC
THE BIDEN administration was supposed to just “follow the science”, a welcome contrast to the previous regime. But one month after it announced covid-19 boosters would be available for everyone, Americans are still left wondering who will get boosters and when.
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