If you’re under the age of 50 there is little to no added benefit from booster shots.

This is according to recently released CDC data that was withheld until they were pestered for it.

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They originally withheld the data on 18-49 year olds until they were repeatedly asked to supply it by the New York Times. That’s odd.

When they finally did release it, their data showed that in those 18-49, initial vaccination was sufficient to protect against hospitalization and death and boosters added no additional benefit.

Why did they not release it with all the other age groups?

There is actually NO data to support the use of boosters in children.

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