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Bivalent COVID-19 vaccines provide added protection, real-world data show

Real-world data showed that bivalent messenger RNA vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 provided “significant additional protection” against symptomatic COVID-19 among people who had received two, three or four previous monovalent doses.

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Updated COVID boosters add to benefit of single-strain doses

The boosters confer 28% to 56% more protection against symptomatic infections than 2 to 4 doses of the original vaccines, a new study estimates.

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Bivalent mRNA vaccines could enhance protective efficacy against COVID-19

A new study presents evidence suggestive of restored or increased efficacy from changing the formulation of COVID-19 vaccines to a bivalent one.

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New COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters Perform Poorly Against Symptomatic Infection: CDC Study

The new COVID-19 vaccine boosters provide poor protection against symptomatic infection, according to a U.S. Centers for Disease .

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CDC study: Omicron-specific boosters show modest benefit compared to earlier vaccines

The Biden administration's campaign to boost Americans ahead of an expected winter wave is lagging, with about 11 percent of people having gotten a bivalent booster.

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