Covid: Single jab recommended for 12 to 15-year-olds by UK’s top doctors – BBC See also: Covid-19: Children aged 12-15 should be offered vaccine, say UK’s chief medical officers – The BMJ
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The next phase of SARS-CoV-2 surveillance: real-time molecular epidemiology – Nature Medicine Commentary on Twitter Important paper. Monitoring virus evolution and assessing variants is critical to guide the response. Science, collaboration, analyses, sharing, discussion, action, repeat Proud @WHO provided technical and financial support for it. #COVID19 https://t.co/M7v8dmIy6q https://t.co/j1VOgBhw6Y — Maria Van Kerkhove (@mvankerkhove) September […]
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News release: COVID-19 vaccine efficacy does not support boosters for general population, review concludes – The Lancet Original article: Considerations in boosting COVID-19 vaccine immune responses – The Lancet Commentaries: FDA experts among group opposing US booster shot plan – Associated Press FDA vaccine regulators argue against Covid-19 vaccine boosters in new international review – […]
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Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation in adults: evidence and implications – Intensive Care Medicine Commentary on Twitter #ECPR in adults: data from recent RCTs offer rigorous evidence that may improve survival with neuro & functional recovery when performed within highly coordinated systems. Do not forget ethical/economic implications that may accompany more widespread use. https://t.co/DCyDHomJB8 pic.twitter.com/NLz1sQNf6V — […]
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Four factors that increase the risk of vaccinated people getting COVID – The Conversation Original study: Risk factors and disease profile of post-vaccination SARS-CoV-2 infection in UK users of the COVID Symptom Study app: a prospective, community-based, nested, case-control study – The Lancet Infectious Diseases
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We’re Asking the Impossible of Vaccines – The Atlantic Commentary on Twitter A really great read from @KatherineJWu on why it may be too much to expect vaccines—#covid19 or otherwise—to prevent infection. Still the vaccines are great at what we need—preventing hospitalizations and deaths! https://t.co/ufVBVn4wd1 — Jennifer Nuzzo, DrPH (@JenniferNuzzo) September 11, 2021
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What’s the evidence for COVID-19 booster shots? – Canadian Medical Association Journal
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Risk of severe breakthrough Covid-19 higher for seniors and people with underlying conditions – CNN Original study: Hospitalisation among vaccine breakthrough COVID-19 infections – The Lancet Infectious Diseases News release: Study examines severe breakthrough cases of COVID-19 – YaleNews Commentary on Twitter New Comment: Hospitalisation among vaccine breakthrough #COVID19 infections https://t.co/1MtOoO8HVV, by Prerak V […]
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What We Actually Know About Waning Immunity – The Atlantic
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Topic-Based, Recent Literature Review on Pulmonary Hypertension – Mayo Clinic Proceedings
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