Pfizer’s & Moderna’s New Booster Targets the Wrong Strains
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Pfizer and Moderna are still trying to outrun the ever-morphing coronavirus, but they’re losing. Their new bivalent booster shots were put on the market in September. The vaccine is now targeting the wrong virus.
They were supposed to target BA.4 and BA.5 strains, but those two variants now account for under a third of the cases. This is only two months later. The variants will only become increasingly irrelevant.
Scientists at Columbia and Harvard said the new boosters are no more effective than the older shots, but the scientists and the FDA still claim they work.
As Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo says, the virus mutates rapidly, and mRNA isn’t a solution.
Dr. Ladapo says, it’s unrealistic to think mRNA vaccines would work. The virus follows the path that viruses always take – rapid mutations.
WATCH–Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Lapado: “This idea that you could stop this with vaccines was unrealistic…There’s a mismatch between the policies and reality…” pic.twitter.com/x3JViNgviT
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