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Covid vaccine news: Don't fret if second dose delayed, no need to restart vaccine schedule, say experts

In the UK, recommended gap between two doses of Covishield is 12 weeks, while in Canada, authorities have opted for up to 16 weeks. ....

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Covid vaccine news: Don't fret if second dose delayed, no need to restart vaccine schedule, say experts | India News

India News: First-dose recipients of Covaxin don't need to restart their vaccination schedule if the gap between doses goes beyond the recommended 4-6 week interv ....

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Covid vaccine news: Don't fret if second dose delayed, no need to restart vaccine schedule, say experts | Pune News

The first dose remains in the body but also has its own limited half-life. All antibodies produced are proteins that get degraded within the body whether used or not used. “So, the immune response generated by the first dose may possibly start tapering off after 4-5 months,” Bal added. The duration between two Covishield doses was increased from 4 weeks to 12 weeks primarily based on data from international trials where after a first dose the immune response was measured until the second dose was given. “In some cases, due to trial related issues, the second dose was given as late as 12 weeks and still the effect of the first dose was pretty much okay,” she added. ....

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Don't fret if second dose delayed, no need to restart vaccine schedule, say experts | India News

The first dose remains in the body but also has its own limited half-life. All antibodies produced are proteins that get degraded within the body whether used or not used. “So, the immune response generated by the first dose may possibly start tapering off after 4-5 months,” Bal added. The duration between two Covishield doses was increased from 4 weeks to 12 weeks primarily based on data from international trials where after a first dose the immune response was measured until the second dose was given. “In some cases, due to trial related issues, the second dose was given as late as 12 weeks and still the effect of the first dose was pretty much okay,” she added. ....

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