Evidence For COVID-19 Vaccine Deferred Dose 2 Boost Timing
@article{Epperly2021EvidenceFC, title={Evidence For COVID-19 Vaccine Deferred Dose 2 Boost Timing}, author={D. E. Epperly}, journal={SSRN Electronic Journal}, year={2021} }
Both Pfizer and Moderna vaccine trials used accelerated methods to achieve rapid FDA approval with minimal and wise compromises. While many established vaccines use boost / dose 2 timings that are typically in the 3 to 120 months range , dose 2 timings for both trials were less than 30 days as part of a crucial effort to rapidly develop a vaccine with significant efficacy. Data from both trials showed excellent dose 1 efficacy; however, neither of the related Safety and Efficacy publications…
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