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let's get more on this with robert read who's professor of infectious diseases at the university of southamptonasierfor people will make it more efficient and make it easier for people to get along and have their booster dose when they are eligible for it. i think it is going to make a big difference for the nhs as we go into the winter months. so, yes, it is great that people are able to do this now. do ou people are able to do this now. do you think it is still great to have the timeframe of six months? there are some people who are itching to get it and it seems like there has been capacity that has not been fully used, for some reason. it is the ritht fully used, for some reason. it is the right point — fully used, for some reason. it is the right point to _ fully used, for some reason. it 3 the right point to get it at six months. if you have your third dos to long before that six—month point, the us response of your body is not as efficient. the maximum efficiency is at six months. you know, if it is operationally needed to vaccinate people at five months, we are doing that. for example,