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Good News? Oxford Study Says First Dose of AstraZeneca s Vaccine Cuts Covid Spread by 67%

Good News? Oxford Study Says First Dose of AstraZeneca s Vaccine Cuts Covid Spread by 67% FOLLOW US ON: London: Even just the first of the two-dose Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine can cut coronavirus transmissions by around 67 per cent and therefore have a substantial effect on controlling the spread of the deadly virus, according to a new Oxford University study on Wednesday. The UK government described this as good news for the world because the impact of COVID vaccines on transmission has been a crucial unknown in the fight against the pandemic. The data indicate that (the vaccine) may have a substantial impact on transmission by reducing the number of infected individuals in the population, notes the report from the latest study. The Oxford Vaccine Trial results, currently under review to be published by the The Lancet , also found that up to a three-month interval between the two required doses of the jab proved an effective gap as protection against the deadly virus. A singl

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astrazeneca vaccine: Oxford/AstraZeneca first jab cuts COVID transmission substantially: UK study

Synopsis The UK government described this as good news for the world because the impact of COVID vaccines on transmission has been a crucial unknown in the fight against the pandemic. Reuters LONDON: Even just the first of the two-dose Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine can cut coronavirus transmissions by around 67 per cent and therefore have a substantial effect on controlling the spread of the deadly virus, according to a new Oxford University study on Wednesday. The UK government described this as good news for the world because the impact of COVID vaccines on transmission has been a crucial unknown in the fight against the pandemic.

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AstraZeneca s first vaccine dose cuts Covid transmission by 67%: Study

Even just the first of the two-dose Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine can cut coronavirus transmissions by around 67 per cent and therefore have a substantial effect on controlling the spread of the deadly virus, according to a new Oxford University study on Wednesday. The UK government described this as good news for the world because the impact of COVID vaccines on transmission has been a crucial unknown in the fight against the pandemic. The data indicate that (the vaccine) may have a substantial impact on transmission by reducing the number of infected individuals in the population, notes the report from the latest study.

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Oxford s AstraZeneca first jab cuts COVID-19 transmission substantially: UK study

Two-dose Oxford s AstraZeneca vaccine can cut coronavirus transmissions by around 67 percent. The vaccine can have a substantial impact on transmission by reducing the number of infected individuals in the population, experts said. The study found that a single standard dose of the vaccine is 76 percent effective London: Even just the first of the two-doses of Oxford s AstraZeneca vaccine can cut coronavirus transmissions by around 67 per cent and therefore have a substantial effect on controlling the spread of the deadly virus, according to a new Oxford University study on Wednesday. The UK government described this as good news for the world because the impact of COVID-19 vaccines on transmission has been a crucial unknown in the fight against the pandemic.

United kingdomCity ofNaomi allenAndrew pollardMatt hancockOxford astrazenecaUnited kingdom healthCommittee on vaccinationOxford universitySerum institute of indiaNational health serviceOxford vaccine trialSerum instituteUnited kingdom health secretary mattProfessor andrew pollardChief investigator