Elderly woman receives vaccine against Covid-19 in Rio de Janeiro
By Ahmed Aboulenein
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Booster doses of Covid-19 vaccines are not needed for the general population, said scientists, including two officials from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and several more from the World Health Organization (WHO), in an article published in a medical journal on Monday.
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