Single-dose BNT162b2 vaccine protects against asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection
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Authorea - Nick K. Jones1,2*, Lucy Rivett1,2*, Chris Workman3, Mark Ferris3, Ashley Shaw1, Cambridge COVID-19 Collaboration1,4, Paul J. Lehner1,4, Rob Howes5, Giles Wright3, Nicholas J. Matheson1,4,6¶,...
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In Germany, bizarrely, people refusing AstraZeneca vaccine. Short interview on why ANY vaccine you’re offered, you should take (better than getting COVID) & why vaccinating as many people as possible, as quickly as we can, is the way to end this pandemic. https://t.co/kM0I5jftiz
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Good news from study on Pfizer: 'vaccine could significantly reduce risk of transmission from people who are asymptomatic, as well as protect others from getting ill.'-> good sign, means we can build towards stopping transmission with a vaccine (like MMR). https://t.co/8pVA9bMmK1