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Covid-19 Vaccine | Spacing COVID-19 vaccine doses have benefits, but long term results depend on robust immunity, say researches

Updated Mar 10, 2021 | 12:50 IST The study concluded that one-dose strategies may reduce case numbers in the short term as more and more people are immunized rapidly. Spacing COVID-19 vaccine doses have benefits, but long term results depend on robust immunity, say researches | Photo Credit: iStock Images New Delhi: The world is finally trying to come back to normal, especially ever since various vaccine candidates against COVID-19 were approved for use by respective regulatory bodies of different countries. Most of these vaccine candidates are shots, administered with an injection, and are administered in two doses, around one month apart. Many researchers have been looking into the effects of spacing out vaccine doses, and have found some benefits that encourage the practice.

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Delaying Covid vaccine second dose can reduce case numbers in near term, says study

Delaying Covid vaccine second dose can reduce case numbers in near term, says study March 10, 2021 Robust immunity needed for longer term Researchers at Princeton University and McGill University conducted a study that suggests that delaying the second dose of Covid-19 vaccines should reduce the case numbers in the near term. However, the longer-term case burden and potential of evolution depend on the robustness of the immune response. Lead author Chadi Saad-Roy, a PhD candidate in Princeton’s Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, said: “Several countries including the UK and Canada have stated that they will delay the second doses of Covid-19 vaccines in response to supply shortages, but also in an attempt to rapidly increase the number of people immunised.

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Spacing COVID-19 vaccine doses has benefits, but longer-term outcomes depend on robust immunity

Spacing COVID-19 vaccine doses has benefits, but longer-term outcomes depend on robust immunity
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