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Stanford Health Care in the News
June 06, 2021
As the nation edges closer to President Biden’s goal of a 70 percent vaccination rate, many people are beginning to wonder how long their protection will last. For now, scientists are asking a lot of questions about COVID-19 booster shots, but they don’t yet have many answers. Although many scientists estimate that the Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will last at least a year, no one knows for sure. It’s also unclear whether emerging variants of the coronavirus will change our vaccination needs. Grace Lee, MD, Stanford Medicine professor of pediatrics, provides comment.
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