"The idea is to remove barriers to access and to make it as easy for whoever would like a vaccine of any kind to be able to get that vaccine," Safdar said. But an expansion of the eligible group is expected later this fall. Currently, only immunocompromised adults and those who work in high-risk environments are officially recommended to get the boosters. Nasia Safdar, UW Health's medical director of infection control, told CBS 58.Įxperts believe this will make the booster shot process easier and simpler. "This, to me, is a really good thing, that people can now have the options of many different vaccines instead of being held to the one they had before," Dr. The CDC panel backed the plan and is now just waiting for an official approval from CDC Director Rochelle Walensky. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention took up the topic on Thursday, Oct. MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) - Area health care providers are preparing for the latest developments in COVID-19 vaccine guidelines after the Food and Drug Administration OK'd a mix-and-match strategy for booster shots. 2021 We Energies Cookie Book to be released Nov.
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