COVID-19: Existing coronavirus jabs may protect against Brazilian variant as strain 'may be less resistant to antibodies'

Vaccines more effective on Brazilian coronavirus variant than thought, study reveals

The Brazilian variant of the coronavirus may be less resistant to vaccines than had been feared, according to a study from Oxford University.The research suggests that another virus strain first

COVID vaccines may still work on Brazil variant: Oxford

Brazil variant less resistant to vaccines than first feared, says Oxford University that produced vaccine with AstraZeneca - Anadolu Agency

Covid vaccines may work better against Brazilian variant than previously thought

The vaccines from Oxford/AstraZeneca and Pfizer/BioNTech may be more effective against the Brazilian variant of coronavirus than previously thought, a new study suggests.

Covid vaccines may work better against Brazilian variant than previously thought

A study suggests the South African strain remains the most worrying and should be the focus for manufacturers making new jabs.

Existing COVID vaccines may protect against Brazilian variant - Oxford study

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/existing-covid-vaccines-may/"></div>LONDON (Reuters) – Existing vaccines may protect against the Brazilian variant of the coronavirus, according to a University of Oxford study which also highlighted how a variant first found in South Africa poses the biggest headache for vaccine makers. Coronavirus variants with specific mutations to the spike protein are of concern because …

Covid vaccines may work better against Brazilian variant than previously thought

A study suggests the South African strain remains the most worrying and should be the focus for manufacturers making new jabs.