Covid-19 roundup: FDA to give OK for mix-and-match boost­er shots — re­port; WHO group leads cam­paign to ac­quire an­tivi­ral drugs for $10

The mix-and-match school of thought is pick­ing up a vic­to­ry as the FDA re­port­ed­ly plans to al­low Amer­i­cans to re­ceive a dif­fer­ent Covid-19 boost­er than the one orig­i­nal­ly re­ceived in an ef­fort to pro­vide flex­i­bil­i­ty to doc­tors and re­cip­i­ents alike.

By the end of this week, tens of mil­lions of Amer­i­cans could be el­i­gi­ble for a boost­er shot, the New York Times re­ports, as reg­u­la­tors are ex­pect­ed to an­nounce au­tho­riza­tions for the Mod­er­na and J&J shots.

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