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    Booster Doses

    • July 14, 2021
    • Posted by: OptimizeIAS Team
    • Category: DPN Topics
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    Booster Doses

    Subject: Science and Technology

    Context: Israel has started administering the third dose of Pfizer-Biotech’s Covid-19 vaccine to elderly people with compromised immune systems.

    Concept:

    • The fully vaccinated people by now clearly shows that immune responses last up to 8-12 months ,Hence a booster is a means of strengthening one’s immune system against a particular pathogen.
    • The same original vaccine, in which case its goal is to increase the protection by producing more antibodies.
    • boosters given after six months of full immunisation can increase antibody level so high that they protect against all the variants

    Need

    • These boosters will be particularly helpful for the elderly and immunocompromised people.
    • There are studies showing that a new variant can sneak past the antibodies created by a specific vaccine, the need of a tweaked booster shot arises then.
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