Booster dose must be taken to fight against Omicron, immunity of two doses is not enough

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Two doses of the vaccine against the corona virus Omicron variant is not enough. British scientists have claimed in their research that two doses of the vaccine do not produce enough neutralizing antibodies to reduce the risk of Omicron. He also said that there may be a possibility of increasing the infection in people who have already been infected or have taken both doses of the vaccine.

Research by Oxford University claims
Researchers from the University of Oxford on Monday published the results of a study on the efficacy of the vaccine on Omicron. During this time he collected blood samples of people who had taken two doses of AstraZeneca-Oxford or Pfizer-BioNtech. It was found to lack sufficient amounts of antibodies to fight Omicron.

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No evidence of serious illness or death from Omicron
The Oxford study said that there is no evidence yet that reduced infection-fighting antibodies against Omicron put patients at risk of serious illness, hospitalization or death. He also said that there is no evidence regarding the lethal effect of Omicron on people who have taken two doses of the vaccine, however, for this we will have to do more studies.

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Neutralizing virus antibodies of Omicron
Oxford professor and co-author of this research paper, Matthew Snepp, said that this data is very important for us. But, this is only a part of the whole picture. They have been shown to produce neutralizing antibodies only after the second dose, but we do not yet know anything about cellular immunity. We are going to test it in the future as well.

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Two doses of Covid vaccine against Omicron is not enough