Dr. William Miller from a Zoom interview, December 2020. (Kate B. Maxwell/Bay City News)

Editor’s note: Dr. William Miller, chief of staff at the Adventist Health Mendocino Coast Hospital, is writing weekly reports concerning the COVID-19 situation on the Mendocino Coast. We are pleased to be running his health column, with details on the medical fight against the pandemic. The views shared in this weekly column are those of the author, Dr. William Miller, and do not necessarily represent those of The Mendocino Voice or of Adventist Health.

As COVID cases continue to decline in the US, while rising in some other areas in the world, a lot of attention is being placed on COVID vaccine boosters. Should we be doing a second booster shot? If so, who should get the second booster shot and when? Is it really necessary? How long is all this going to go on? If you are confused, then you are not alone.

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