Pfizer vaccine have fewer antibodies to variant of Covid first discovered in India, new research suggests. A study from the Francis Crick Institute found that older people are most at risk with levels of antibodies getting lower with increasing age.
18.05.2021 - 13:43 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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The spread of the Indian coronavirus variant could lead to the return of local lockdowns, a government minister has said.
The rise in cases of the highly transmissible variant of concern risks the next stage of England’s roadmap out of lockdown, currently pencilled in for June 21, being delayed.
But if outbreaks are limited, ministers could opt instead to push ahead with the reopening while keeping some
Pfizer vaccine have fewer antibodies to variant of Covid first discovered in India, new research suggests. A study from the Francis Crick Institute found that older people are most at risk with levels of antibodies getting lower with increasing age.
St Andrew's House in Edinburgh earlier today the First Minister said the situation is giving cause for concern but that vaccines are providing hope. The number of people testing positive for the covid-19 has tripled in the last month with 992 new cases identified in the last 24-hour period.
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Covid Recovery said there were "encouraging signs" that the virus was under control across the country. Speaking on the BBC 's Good Morning Scotland show, the SNP MSP revealed the vaccine is working against the strains currently in circulation.
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