The Latest Medical Research Answering Your Most Pressing Questions
By Health Reporter
Despite official reports of 5,000 daily cases, analysts estimate the true number of daily COVID-19 cases in China may be closer to one million. What if we are at the beginning of a new lockdown? In this case, staying informed and prepared with the latest medical data and recommendations is crucial. However, with so much information about Covid circulating, it can be difficult to know what to trust: – If the Pfizer vaccine does not cause blood clots, is it completely safe? – Are boosters really effective, and do they have a long-term effect? – What are the potential side effects of vaccination, as revealed by recent medical research?
The Health Reporter is here to help. We’ve gathered the answers to these critical
questions and compiled a comprehensive list of effective Covid prevention strategies
you may not have heard of.
Some Research Findings
- There is no scientific evidence that the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine causes blood clots.
- A booster shot reduces Covid-19 infection rates by 43% in adults 18-49, 28% in adults
50-64, and 22% in adults 65 and older, compared to unvaccinated. Yet, the effect might
not be long-lasting. - The mixed vaccine approach offers protection similar to 2 doses of the highly effective
Pfizer vaccine. This approach is safe for health and helps the immune system recognize
a pathogen by providing multiple ways to do so. - For fully vaccinated people, vaccines reduce the risk of infection by 91%. While it is
important to be aware of potential side effects, the benefits of vaccination far outweigh
the risks for most people. - Antibody tests play a key role in the fight against COVID-19. They identify past
infections, provide information on immunity, and aid in understanding infection rates.
New commercial antibody tests are continually improving their accuracy and availability.
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