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A vigorous debate is underway in the global health community over the potential benefits of COVID-19 vaccine boosters for healthy people who are already fully vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2. Health Policy Watch explores the topic in a three-part series:
- Scientists grapple with question of COVID-19 vaccine booster, as some countries push ahead
- COVID vaccine boosters in immuno-compromised people – could they also help curb development of new variants ?
- Boosters: Laboratory evidence needs to be balanced with field-based data
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- Medscape: Third mRNA dose may boost antibody quantity, but not quality (free subscription required)
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