Washington boosts anti-intensive vaccine COVID-19

It is a step that some countries, including California, have already taken amid concerns that the effectiveness of vaccines taken at the beginning of this year may be reduced, while more people are traveling on vacation and are gathering together in closed environments.

Subsequent decisions by the Food and Bars Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will simplify the process for Americans seeking additional protection from the Coronavirus.

While earlier the reinforcers were available to elderly Americans and those with high risk of becoming infected, now anyone who is at least 18 can get another vaccine as long as six months have passed by their previous dose.

The extensive authorisation of strengthening vaccines was quickly treated by an administration that has struggled to find ways to bring pandemic under control, despite making vaccines widely available and free of charge.

More than 60 million Americans have the right to be vaccinated but have not yet received a vaccine, and the more contagious Delta version continues to spread throughout the country.

On average, 10,000 people die from COVID-19 every day.

With cases again on the rise, the Biden administration has purchased 10 million doses of Pfizer's antivirus pill for treating the disease.

The pill has not yet been approved by the FDA, but clinical trials have been promising and Biden wants to manage it for free after it is authorized.

This treatment could prove to be another critical tool in our arsenal that would accelerate our way out of the pandemic”, Biden said in a statement.

Nearly 196 million Americans are considered completely vaccinated, and more than 30 million have received strengthening vaccines.