U.K. to end COVID-19 boosters for people under 50: reports - Fox News

Dr. Meryl Nass and Children's Health Defense Organizer Michael Kane joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss why they decided to author a letter demanding an end to the mandates.

The Daily Mail reported that officials are urging those under 50 to get one last shot before the program is laid to rest.

Medical doctor giving injection to make antibody for coronavirus (iStock)

The Autumn COVID boost program began in September 2022, and offered boosters to people over 50, residents and employees at nursing homes, and frontline workers.

The shot was also offered to anyone from five to 49 who are a clinical risk, live with an immunosuppressed individual or considered caretakers.

The program aims to simplify future vaccination efforts – and under this strategy, most adults and children would receive a once-a-year shot to protect against the mutating virus, FDA officials said.