Early evidence that boosters seem to hold up against Omicron subvariant BA.2 | CBC News

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U.K. analysis finds similar level of vaccine protection against both BA.1 and BA.2.

Health workers wearing face masks check syringes at a COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Vancouver on Jan. 13. While U.K. officials say the BA.2 subvariant appears to have an increased growth rate, an early analysis also finds booster shots still hold up well against the Omicron offshoot.

An initial analysis of vaccine effectiveness by scientists in the U.K. — where the subvariant is expected to become dominant in the next month — found a similar level of protection against both siblings in the Omicron evolutionary family tree: BA.1, which is still dominant globally, and BA.2, which is rising in multiple countries., which combined results from all COVID-19 vaccines being used in the U.K.

 

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Oh right we're being told by CBC that the boosters work now. It's the TNI club boosting the boosters narrative.

Similar and seems...very confident

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