Stay updated with breaking news from Alpha Covid. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
No sooner had the US and Allied Forces left Afghanistan, the Taliban forces walked into the capital city and captured power. What was the mission of the US and allied forces in Afghanistan for 20 long years? The unfolding events paint a very bleak picture of the expectations of the war in Afghanistan, the human […]
In a recent announcement, Razer revealed the Zephyr RGB face mask, here is what we know:
A longer gap between first and second doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid vaccine makes the body's immune system produce more infection-fighting antibodies, UK researchers have found. Experts say the findings support the UK's decision on extending dosing intervals from the initial recommendation of three weeks. An eight-week gap seems to be the sweet spot for tackling the Delta variant. The UK initially extended the dosing gap to 12 weeks at the end of 2020. But as the vaccination programme has been rolled out through the age groups - everyone over 18 has now been offered at least their fi...
Spacing out Pfizer Covid shots gives antibody boost © Getty Images A longer gap between first and second doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid vaccine makes the body's immune system produce more infection-fighting antibodies, UK researchers have found. The government-funded work is published in a pre-print paper not yet peer reviewed. Experts say the findings support Britain's decision on dosing intervals. And an eight-week gap may be the sweet spot for tackling the Delta variant of Covid now dominating the UK. Rising infections It was a pragmatic move by government to get more of the populat...
Covid vaccine: Eight-week gap seen as sweet spot for Pfizer jab antibodies Published image copyrightGetty Images A longer gap between first and second doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid vaccine makes the body's immune system produce more infection-fighting antibodies, UK researchers have found. Experts say the findings support the UK's decision on extending dosing intervals from the initial recommendation of three weeks. An eight-week gap seems to be the sweet spot for tackling the Delta variant. But as the vaccination programme has been rolled out through the age groups - everyone over 18 h...