COVID-19 Boosters Help Keep People Out of the Hospital, Study Finds
emphasizes the importance and success of boosters in keeping people infected with COVID-19 out of the hospital.
This “underscores the importance” of boosters in preventing hospitalizations, serious illness, and death, the study authors write. The researchers call on clinicians and public-health practitioners to “continue to promote vaccination with all recommended doses for eligible persons.”latest data from one Moderna study suggest, vaccine-induced immunity is likely strongest soon after people get their recommended two doses of the vaccine, and starts to weaken after that.In the new study, those who were hospitalized and fully vaccinated were predominantly people over 58 years old.
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