Covid jab response low for some immunosuppressed people
Prof Eleanor Riley, an expert in immunology and infectious diseases at the University of Edinburgh, said: “As it is T cells that are particularly effective at stopping us getting severely ill and needing hospital treatment, we would expect that the vaccine is still offering substantial protection to most of these highly vulnerable people.”
Ouslander agreed. "We all have a social responsibility," he said. "Just because you're not going into a nursing home," he ENGAGE+
MONDAY, Feb. 15, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- For parents with questions about COVID-19 vaccines and children, Johns Hopkins Medicine experts ENGAGE+
Pupils in P1 to P3 and pre-school children will go back from 22 February, it has been confirmed. Source link
MONDAY, Feb. 15, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- The risk of death from COVID-19 is more than triple that from seasonal ENGAGE+
The move brings the total to 4m in England and means vaccinations will be prioritised more quickly. Source link
The UK is stepping up testing to find and stop cases from spreading in the community. Source link
People across the country have been urged to "double down" and stick to the lockdown rules. Source link
More people in this age group in England now have detectable antibodies that can fight the virus. Source link