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Research suggests most people who recovered from covid-19 are immune for at least eight months. Yet epidemiologists are mostly still urging this population to get the vaccine if it's their turn in line.
Science suggests they have some immunity, but experts worry about dissuading anyone from getting the shots.
Who should go next for the coronavirus vaccine? Durango, Colorado Fri 70% chance of precipitation A possible answer has been in Boulder all along Monday, Dec. 21, 2020 12:47 PM Updated: Friday, Dec. 25, 2020 8:59 AM Gina Harper, clinical coordinator with the pharmacy, measures the exact amount of the COVID-19 vaccine for a dose before it is administered to the first patients in Colorado at UC Health Poudre Valley Hospital on Dec. 14 in Fort Collins. Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post, pool file Josiah Jansen, who works in the pharmacy at Presbyt...
CU researchers, global partners model which COVID vaccine distribution strategies work best Saving lives vs reducing spread Medical workers are at the front of the line to receive the COVID vaccine. But what about people who have already had the virus. and last updated 2021-01-05 15:17:02-05 BOULDER, Colo. -- Medical workers are at the front of the line to receive the COVID vaccine. But what about people who have already had the virus. Should they give up their spot in line and let others go first? Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder's BioFrontiers Institute are using mathemati...
UpdatedSun, Dec 13, 2020 at 9:18 am MT Reply(1) Colorado is preparing to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine in three phases over the next nine months. Should people who've had the virus give their vaccine to someone who hasn't had it? A new study says yes -- in some cases. (Shutterstock) New research shows that, in some cases, people who've had COVID-19 should give up their spot in the vaccine line to someone who hasn't been infected. University of Colorado Boulder researchers worked with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the University of Chicago to conduct the study, which used...