Published 2 years ago

Six vaccines show promise as boosters, led by mRNA shots

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A U.K. study testing seven different Covid-19 vaccines as booster doses found most of them increased antibodies. The results, published Thursday, tested the vaccines in more than 2,800 volunteers 30 and older. All seven vaccines boosted immunity after the Astra vaccine, compared with a placebo.

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6 Vaccines Show Promise As Boosters, Led By Pfizer And Moderna

A U.K. study testing seven different Covid-19 vaccines as booster doses found most of them increased antibodies, with shots from Moderna Inc. and the Pfizer Inc.-BioNTech SE partnership performing best.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Bloomberg Quint

Six Vaccines Show Promise as Boosters, Led by Pfizer and Moderna

(Bloomberg) -- A U.K. study testing seven different Covid-19 vaccines as booster doses found most of them increased antibodies, with shots from Moderna Inc. and the Pfizer Inc.-BioNTech SE partnership performing best.Continue Reading. Read more on Coronavirus Outbreak by BloombergQuint.

2 years ago·Mumbai, India

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The Japan Times

Six vaccines show promise as boosters, led by mRNA shots

Researchers tested the vaccines in more than 2,800 volunteers 30 and older who had already received two doses of the AstraZeneca or Pfizer shots.

2 years ago·Japan

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NewScientist

Covid-19 news: Range of vaccines show promise as booster shots

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

2 years ago·Baltimore, United States

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The Edge Markets

Six vaccines show promise as boosters, led by mRNA shots

A UK study testing seven different Covid-19 vaccines as booster doses found most of them increased antibodies, with shots from Moderna Inc and the Pfizer Inc-BioNTech SE partnership performing best.

2 years ago

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