The Food and Drug Administration authorized newly modified Covid-19 booster shots to target the latest versions of the Omicron variant. The authorization, however, comes without a key part of the decision-making process.
WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez explains what’s changed with these new booster shots.
Photo: Laura Kammermann
0:00 The FDA has just authorized new Covid-19 booster shots targeting Omicron subvariants
0:26 These new shots haven’t completed human clinical trials
1:04 New omicron boosters vs. original covid vaccines
1:34 Concerns about the omicron booster shots
2:12 How will the new boosters be rolled out, and who is eligible?
2:45 Government distribution challenges
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