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Should Everyone Get Booster Doses of COVID-19 Vaccines?

Should Everyone Get Booster Doses of COVID-19 Vaccines?
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How to vaccinate the world more quickly

How to vaccinate the world more quickly
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How to vaccinate the world more quickly

How to vaccinate the world more quickly More than six months into the global vaccination campaign, fewer than a quarter of people around the world have received even a single dose of a vaccine against COVID-19. Could fractional doses be the solution? Tim Harford Share With more than half the UK population fully vaccinated and its government just a little too eager to declare victory, spare a thought for Cameroon. With a population about half the size of England, Cameroon has – according to Our World in Data – administered just 160,000 doses of vaccine. On a typical day, the UK manages that many before lunch.

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Study finds a new way of predicting the efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines

Study finds new way of predicting COVID-19 vaccine efficacy

The early immune response in a person who has been vaccinated for coronavirus can predict the level of protection they will have to the virus over time, according to analysis from Australian mathematicians, clinicians and scientists published in Nature Medicine, reported UNSW Sydney Newsroom.

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