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This should terrify you if you’ve received an mRNA booster. Last month, the European Medicines Agency authorized boosters EVERY THREE MONTHS: EU drugs regulator says data supports vaccine boosters after three monthsToday, not even five weeks later, and barely 24 hours after Pfizer’s CEO downplayed a fourth dose, they said they think frequent boosters may not be safe: EU Warns Repeat Boosters Could Weaken Immune SystemWhat changed? What data have they seen since Dec. 9? Animal studies? Side effect reports? Epidemiological data? Or is this just an abundance of caution - caution that did not exist last month? The time...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Pfizer released new data Wednesday indicating vaccine efficacy starts to decline around five to six months after the second dose, not eight months as originally thought. It's raising questions if the three to four week gap between doses for Pfizer and Moderna was long enough to make the second shot the most effective. "If this was a slow moving epidemic, you probably wouldn't have seen these three week gaps," said UCSF epidemiologist, Dr. George Rutherford. "You probably would've seen something longer." "Why is that?" ABC7's Stephanie Sierra asked. "Because it works better," he said. "If you...