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3-month gap between doses improves immune response: AZ vax co-developer | India News


A three-month gap between two doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, known in India as Covishield, improves the immune response against Covid-19, according to Andrew Pollard, co-developer of the vaccine and head of Oxford University’s Vaccine Group.
In an exclusive interview to Times Evoke, Pollard said the longer the interval between the vaccine’s two doses, the stronger the body’s immune response will be. A three-month interval produces very good protection – this gets even better with a longer interval from three to four months. A longer time gap gets a stronger immune response after the second dose. To get the maximum immune response, it’s worth waiting longer. ....

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WHO OKs AstraZeneca Jabs For Covid Variants, Over-65s


WHO OKs AstraZeneca Jabs For Covid Variants, Over-65s
By Nina LARSON
02/10/21 AT 8:25 PM
The AstraZeneca-Oxford Covid-19 vaccine can be used for people aged over 65, and also where coronavirus variants of concern are circulating, WHO experts said Wednesday, soothing fears about the jab.
The World Health Organization s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE) issued interim recommendations for when and how to use the two-shot vaccine, which has yet to receive WHO emergency use authorisation.
The announcement came after the vaccine suffered setbacks, raising questions about whether it should be used on older people, or in places where a variant of the virus first found in South Africa is circulating. ....

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COVID-19 vaccine explained: what it means for you – Which? News


What’s the difference between the vaccines?
The Pfizer vaccine, which requires two jabs, is reported as having a 95% success rate in preventing COVID-19 infection in participants without evidence of prior infection.
The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has reported 70% efficacy as a single dose and up to 90% efficacy if a half dose is given followed by a full dose.
The vaccine developed by Moderna, which uses the same mRNA approach as the Pfizer vaccine looks to be 95% effective, and looks particularly promising for efficacy in people over 65. it also involves two jabs.
Several other vaccines in development have released results from the final trial phase, with promising-sounding efficacy rates being reported. ....

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