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Johnson & Johnson booster shot prompts large increase in immune response, company says

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Booster doses of the coronavirus vaccine generated a big spike in antibodies, the company says. People who received a booster six to eight months after their initial J&J shots saw antibodies increase nine-fold higher than 28 days after the first shot. The data comes from two Phase 2 studies conducted in the United States and Europe.
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