FDA panel recommends a booster shot of Johnson & Johnson vaccine for people 18 and older

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9. The thing is - as an infant or child

*someone* brought you in and you did what you were told and got the booster. And additionally in those cases, those vaccines had efficacy last a number of years vs this when they are seeing waning after 6 months.

So this is more like the flu vaccine where as adults, it would normally be considered "optional" and many many people "opt out" of the flu vaccine. Of course due to the severity of COVID-19, we have seen less "opting out" of people who are not "anti-vax", and mandates for the hesitant or anti-vaxxers to get them done to help reduce the spread.

An "adult" vaccine series like the shingles vaccine or pneumonia vaccine, would probably be closer to the "childhood" vaccines in terms of giving a longer term immunity.