Posted on 07/23/2021 10:41:30 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
An eight-week period between the first and second doses of the Pfizer vaccine is the “sweet spot” to produce a robust immune response against COVID-19, scientists said.
Researchers in the United Kingdom have found that the larger gap between the two doses than the currently recommended three weeks generates higher antibody levels, which offer protection in fighting against infection, the Guardian reported.
“The decision to put it to eight weeks is really balancing all the wider issues, the pros and cons – two doses is better than one overall,” the study’s lead, University of Oxford professor Susanna Duanchie, told the outlet.
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Well we are in Phase 3 of the trials so there is lots to learn about these jabs that are being given to the people en masse.
Thank you for your participation and may the odds be forever in your favor.
Exactly. A great big population of guinea pigs.
Only, I think the global experimenting is disjointed and that therefore the results of the testing may be muddied and meaningless. Right now, I think they know little, and I’m not expecting that to change any time soon.
The “sweet spot” for me is before the first shot, not between shots, and it’s from now until the day of my funeral.
how much adverse reaction/harm has pfizer shot caused for them to now think they found a good timing between doese of crap?
Yeah, it's almost as if they revise their advice as they get more and better data.
Losers.
Heard this recommended many weeks ago.
I’d put more credibility on Cold Fusion just around the corner.
So what every 8 weeks forever?
“Sweet spot”. The flood of banal, on-the-spot lingo/jargon never stops. It is amounting to an entirely new religion.
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