Breakthroughs, boosters, and beyond: a practical primer on current challenges with COVID-19

Q2 Medicine
Emergency medicine practice Pub Date : 2021-10-03
Sonya Stokes, Karen Shek, Michelle Hung
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Abstract

Identifying the extent to which breakthrough infections are contributing to the spread of COVID-19 can help guide vaccination policies and other infection prevention and control protocols to promote public health and safety. This special report summarizes key studies on COVID-19 vaccine efficacy and effectiveness and presents caveats to these studies.

突破、助推器和超越:关于COVID-19当前挑战的实用入门
确定突破性感染在多大程度上助长了COVID-19的传播,有助于指导疫苗接种政策和其他感染预防和控制方案,以促进公共卫生和安全。本专题报告总结了COVID-19疫苗疗效和有效性的重点研究,并提出了这些研究的注意事项。
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Emergency medicine practice
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