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More than 96% of Britons develop Covid antibodies after one dose of vaccine

More than 96 per cent of Britons develop Covid antibodies after one Pfizer or AstraZeneca vaccine, real world data suggests. A study of 8,517 people in England and Wales found 96.42 per cent of adults developed the virus-fighting proteins 28 to 34 days after their first dose. It rose to more than 99 per cent seven to 14 days after a second dose of either jab, the University College London (UCL) research found. The real world study looked at 13,232 antibody samples from people with an average of 65, to reflect the older age groups first given a vaccine. The fact every participant had antibodies suggests they had some immunity to the virus, but the proteins are only one part of the immune response to Covid.

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96% of Britons develop antibodies after one Covid jab, study finds

A vaccination centre. The study found both vaccines are equally good at triggering antibodies needed to fight Covid-19. Photograph: Guy Bell/REX/Shutterstock A vaccination centre. The study found both vaccines are equally good at triggering antibodies needed to fight Covid-19. Photograph: Guy Bell/REX/Shutterstock Tue 18 May 2021 01.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 18 May 2021 01.16 EDT More than 90% of Britons develop antibodies to coronavirus after having one dose of the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccines, and almost 100% do so after their second jab, research shows. The findings, based on a study of 8,517 people in England and Wales, are the latest evidence to show that the two mainstays of Britain’s vaccine drive are proving highly effective.

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Single Covid-19 jab produces antibodies in 96 per cent of people : CityAM

Single Covid-19 jab produces antibodies in 96 per cent of people The figures will give yet more confidence that the vaccines are the way out of the pandemic. Over 96 per cent of people who get a single dose of the Covid-19 vaccines made by Astrazeneca or Pfizer develop antibodies, a new study has shown. The figure rises to 99 per cent when a second shot has been administered, the trial, which was carried out by scientists at University College London, found. The results of the survey of 8,517 people in England and Wales were reported by the Guardian. In total, 96.42 per cent of participants developed antibodies within 28 to 34 days of receiving their first vaccination.

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96% of people develop antibodies a month after one jab

Antibodies are being found after one month of having Covid vaccine - Credit: PA More than nine in 10 people given the Pfizer or AstraZeneca Covid vaccine develop antibodies after a single dose, a new study suggests. The findings are based on a study of more than 8,500 people in England and Wales who had antibodies in their blood. As of Sunday, May 9, 552,391 people had had the first dose of the Covid vaccine in Suffolk and North Essex, with the area among the top five for most vaccinations. The research, led by researchers from University College London also showed that nearly every single person develops an antibody response after the second jab.

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96% develop antibodies a month after one jab – study | Chard & Ilminster News

96% develop antibodies a month after one jab – study | Chard & Ilminster News
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