Covaxin efficacy at 50%

Attached is a Lancet study on Covaxin I received that says its efficacy is 50%.

Is there a similar study for Covishield or Astrazeneca?

Also does this mean boosters are a must? Guess many want it too…

https://www.localcircles.com/a/press/page/one-billion-covid-vaccine-doses more

61% citizens express strong willingness to take a 3rd vaccine dose

100 crore COVID vaccine doses: As India crosses the 1 billion vaccine doses administered milestone, 27% citizens say they will take the 3rd dose if COVID becomes prevalent again

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Shuvam Das

Lancet is THE most authoritative, peer reviewed journal for medicine globally. To even question the credentials of Lancet is either sheer ignorance, stupidity or worse, a bhakt mentality. more

Nov 26

Ramachandran M Nair (Customer Support Construction Equipment, Heavy Commercial Vehicles, Busess)

Let us take poll. How many members trust "Lancet"? more

Nov 26

Padam Law

I would just suggest that one should not go by these so-called studies. Most of these are information generated by interested parties, like Pfizer, who are interested in selling their own useless products. more

Nov 25

K C Rana

Even 50% is not bad. Something is better than nothing. Critics will play their role everywhere as it is their religion. more

Nov 25

Saripalli Suryanarayana

Coaxing real efficiency is near 70% on both sides. People try different things to confuse more

Nov 25

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