CDC Panel Backs Expanded COVID Booster Rollout

The video discusses the current state of COVID-19 vaccinations in the U.S., highlighting that 57% of eligible Americans are fully vaccinated. It covers the CDC's recommendations for booster shots for Moderna and J&J vaccines, noting the differences in eligibility and technology between these and mRNA vaccines. The video also outlines the process for approving vaccines for children aged 5-11, with upcoming meetings by the FDA and CDC to discuss this age group's vaccination.

What percentage of eligible Americans are fully vaccinated according to the CDC?

• 47%

• 57%

• 77%

• 67%

What is the recommended interval for the Moderna booster shot after the initial doses?

• Eight months

• Six months

• Two months

• Four months

Who is eligible for the J&J booster shot?

• Only those over 65

• Adults 18 and up

• Only healthcare workers

• Only those with underlying conditions

Why does the J&J vaccine have broader eligibility for boosters compared to Moderna and Pfizer?

• It uses mRNA technology

• It is less effective than the others

• It is a single-dose vaccine

• It is cheaper to produce

When are vaccines expected to be available for children aged 5 to 11?

• Late November

• Late October

• Early November

• Mid-November