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(Susan Walsh-Pool / Getty Images) In January -- long before the first jabs of covid-19 vaccine were even available to most Americans -- scientists working under Dr.
Tony's Diary Package, p.874 · original PDF · in context
Anthony Fauci at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases were already thinking about potential booster shots.
Tony's Diary Package, p.874 · original PDF · in context
And by the end of March, the scientists at NIAID were experimenting with monkeys and reviewing early data from humans showing that booster shots provided a rapid increase in protective antibodies -- even against dangerous variants.
Tony's Diary Package, p.874 · original PDF · in context