“On Wednesday, new figures from the ONS antibody swab survey showed that 54.9 per cent of people in private households in England were likely to have tested positive for Covid antibodies in the week to March 28 – largely unchanged since the middle of March.
During those two weeks, nearly seven million more people in the UK had their first dose of vaccine and millions of older people received a second jab which should have boosted immunity further.
Yet the new figures show that levels of antibodies have dropped by nearly 10 per cent in the over-70s during the period. The presence of antibodies suggests someone has had the virus in the past or has been vaccinated and is now protected, at least to some degree, against it.”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...ccine-rollout/
Shocker - maybe using vaccines differently (12 weeks rather than 3-4 between shots) than they were trialled and approved got something to do with it?
During those two weeks, nearly seven million more people in the UK had their first dose of vaccine and millions of older people received a second jab which should have boosted immunity further.
Yet the new figures show that levels of antibodies have dropped by nearly 10 per cent in the over-70s during the period. The presence of antibodies suggests someone has had the virus in the past or has been vaccinated and is now protected, at least to some degree, against it.”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...ccine-rollout/
Shocker - maybe using vaccines differently (12 weeks rather than 3-4 between shots) than they were trialled and approved got something to do with it?
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