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Currently, most Americans are still waiting for their first dose of Covid-19 vaccine. Assessment searches have shown that the two approved vaccines of Moderna and Pfizer - andOne of Johnson & Johnson Waiting for approval - are very efficient to protect against the disease. But receive a Covid vaccine this yearmay not offer the type of protection who holds you safe forever, according to Pfizer CEOAlbert Bourla. He recently told NBC News that gunshots should become a regular event. Read it to see what the executive had to say about the future calendar of vaccines and for more than what other vaccinations could already do for you, discoverThis other vaccine could already protect you from COVID, study says.

In an interview with NBC News'Lester HoltBourla discussed ongoing tests for aThird-party potential of the dose of the anti-pfizer vaccine to do itmore effective against mutated versions of the virus, including the highly transmissible South African variant. He pointed out that such mutations are the nature of the viruses and they are the reason why annual blows are needed.

"Every year, you have to go for influenza vaccine," Bourla said. "It will be the same with Covid. In a year, you will have to leave and get your annual shot so that Covid is protected." And for more new vaccines, consultThe CDC does not tell this within 2 weeks of your Covid vaccine.

Nevertheless, other experts point out thatThe actual duration between the shots must be determined. "You have to start a large network to find Goldilocks"John Grabenstein, PhD, a former executive director of vaccine medical affairs in Merck and a former defense department immunologist, told NBC News. "You want to watch shorter intervals, you want to watch longer intervals, to determine when is the best time, if necessary, to repel."

Currently, the tests of Pfizer Booster Shot test patients whose first dose was six months to the previous year. And for more information on new guidelines for once you have got your gunshots, checkThe CDC says you no longer need to do it once you are vaccinated.

But Bourla is not alone to say that Sars-Cov-2 will become an annual enemy. In January, CNBC reported that during a discussion on the panel at theJPMorgan Health Conference, CEO of ModernaStéphane Bantel predict what he believedThe future of Covid would be.

"SARS-COV-2 does not disappear," said Bondel, which means that the virus would become "endemic" and broadcast permanently at low level while rarely causing a serious illness. "We will live with this virus, we think forever." And for more Covid news sent directly to your inbox,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

To help predict theCOVID trajectory, a study published inScience In January, created a model that found that "once the endemic phase is reached and the primary exposure is in childhood, COV-2 can not be more virulent than the common cold." Future interactions with the virus will no longer be far from the serious threat it poses now. Researchers are convinced that he will finally be harmless, except oneemerging voltage This causes serious illness in children.

Covid-19 is currently ravaging so much ravages because very few people have an immunity to the foreign pathogen, but it will probably pass to be an endemic disease once most people are vaccinated or exposed to the virus. And for more information on the future of the virus, checkIt is at this moment that the Pandemic of Covid will be completely over, say experts.