Why Some Vaccinated People May Need Booster Shots | Living Minute

Evidence shows that people with weak immune systems may not make enough antibodies from two doses of the vaccine to protect themselves from the COVID-19 variants. The FDA is now recommending booster doses to those fully vaccinated individuals who have weak immune systems.

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