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COVID BOOSTERS: WILL WE NEED THEM TO PROTECT US AGAINST FUTURE VARIANTS?

SCIENCE BEHIND THE HEADLINES

COVID boosters | Electric car batteries | False widows

“It is too early to know how long the COVID-19 vaccine immunity lasts, but there is good evidence that immunity will continue for at least six months for most people”

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The UK has recently initiated one of the first studies evaluating COVID-19 booster shots. The study, led by the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust,

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