The Biden Administration’s Continued Efforts to Promote COVID-19 Boosters

In response to the changing circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Biden administration is launching a new campaign to encourage Americans to get booster shots.

While COVID-19 cases are surging across the country, the numbers are still significantly lower than during the peak of the pandemic, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

According to an official who spoke with Fox Business’ Edward Lawrence, the administration’s emphasis on boosters will begin this fall.

The official stated, “We will be encouraging all Americans to get those boosters in addition to flu shots and RSV shots.”

REPORT: The Biden admin will be telling Americans to get yet another covid-19 booster shot in the coming weeks, despite past vaccines and boosters not protecting people from the virus.

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This news follows recent announcements from the CDC and the World Health Organization (WHO) that they are closely monitoring a new variant of the COVID-19 virus, called BA.2.86, due to its high mutation count.

Kathleen Conley, a spokesperson for the CDC, assured the public that they are well-prepared to detect and respond to changes in the virus.

She stated, “Scientists are working now to understand more about the newly identified lineage in these four cases, and we will share more information as it becomes available.”

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Interestingly, this new booster program is set to launch almost a year after President Biden declared the COVID-19 pandemic “over” in September 2022.

However, the president also acknowledged that there was still much work to be done. This raises questions about how the administration has handled the pandemic and communicated with the American people.

When contacted for comment by Fox News Digital, the White House did not immediately respond.

As the Biden administration prepares to launch its new booster program, it faces the dual challenge of managing the evolving COVID-19 situation and maintaining public trust.