Jan 24 (Reuters) - Oxford University:
* OXFORD UNIVERSITY:MIXED VACCINE SCHEDULES OFFER STRONG BOOSTER RESPONSES AFTER TWO DOSES OF CORONAVAC VACCINE
* OXFORD: THIRD BOOSTER OF EITHER ASTRAZENECA, PFIZER, JANSSEN OR SINOVAC COVID SHOT INDUCE HIGHER ANTIBODIES IN THOSE WHO PREVIOUSLY GOT TWO SINOVAC DOSES
* OXFORD UNIVERSITY - STUDY PROVIDES IMPORTANT OPTIONS FOR POLICYMAKERS IN MANY COUNTRIES WHERE INACTIVATED VACCINES, LIKE CORONAVAC, HAVE BEEN USED
* OXFORD UNIVERSITY: STRONGEST RESPONSES WERE SEEN WITH MIXED VACCINE SCHEDULES, INCLUDING AGAINST DELTA AND OMICRON VARIANTS OF CONCERN - STUDY
* OXFORD UNIVERSITY - STUDY SHOWS INACTIVATED VACCINE, CORONAVAC, CAN BE SUCCESSFULLY BOOSTED WITH A RANGE OF DIFFERENT VACCINES
* OXFORD UNIVERSITY: STUDY WAS FUNDED BY MINISTRY OF HEALTH, BRAZIL, AND CONDUCTED BY RESEARCHERS FROM BRAZIL AND UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
* OXFORD: VOLUNTEERS WERE DIVIDED INTO FOUR GROUPS, GOT EITHER ASTRAZENECA, PFIZER, JANSSEN OR SINOVAC BOOSTER, SIX MONTHS AFTER PRIOR IMMUNISATIONS Further company coverage:
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