Moderna's Chief Medical Officer talks one-on-one with ABC15 about COVID booster vaccines abc15
PHOENIX — A handful of new Arizona laws are in effect regarding COVID-19, from banning forced business closures to outlawing mask and vaccine mandates. Still, doctors and the CDC insist getting vaccinated and boosted is your best protection against hospitalization and COVID long-haul symptoms.
In an ABC15 exclusive one-on-one interview with Moderna Chief Medical Officer Dr. Paul Burton, he explained the problems have been high demand and delivery issues. He says Moderna's latest vaccine adds in what they call a messenger RNA which specifically targets the newest variant. As we are seeing new, more potent mutations, he also responded to President Biden's recent comments about the pandemic being over.
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