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The FDA has authorized COVID-19 booster shots for certain immunocompromised individuals, such as organ transplant recipients, allowing them to receive a third dose of Pfizer or Moderna vaccines 28 days after their second shot. This aims to enhance immunity for those needing extra protection. Meanwhile, San Francisco will require proof of full vaccination for entry into indoor spaces like bars, restaurants, and gyms starting August 20th for patrons, with employees having until October 13th to comply. Exemptions exist for children too young for vaccination and for takeout customers. The mandate also applies to some healthcare providers.

Who is eligible for the COVID-19 booster shots authorized by the FDA?

• People over 65 years old

• Certain immunocompromised individuals

• Only healthcare workers

• All fully vaccinated individuals

What is the CDC considering regarding COVID-19 booster shots?

• Recommending boosters for high-risk groups

• Recommending boosters for children

• Recommending boosters for healthcare workers only

• Recommending boosters for all vaccinated people

When will San Francisco's vaccination mandate for indoor spaces take effect for patrons?

• November 1st

• October 13th

• August 20th

• September 1st

Which of the following is NOT exempt from San Francisco's vaccination mandate?

• Employees of indoor spaces

• Tourists visiting the city

• People entering for takeout

• Children too young to be vaccinated

Which healthcare providers are included in San Francisco's vaccination mandate?

• Dentists, pharmacists, and some health aides

• All hospital staff

• Only emergency responders

• Only doctors and nurses