Longer gap between Covid vaccines boosts antibody production 9-fold, study finds
By IANS | Published Apr 25, 2022
The study found that higher antibody levels due to longer gaps between doses had more effect in younger participants.
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Fifth Covid-19 wave likely as winter spreads its icy tentacles in SA
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Apr 25, 2022
Possible indicators of Covid-19 resurgence detected – NICD
By Kelly Jane Turner | Published Apr 23, 2022
Deciding to have additional Covid booster shots is tricky
By The Washington Post | Published Apr 23, 2022
UCT survey shows mandates are helping to increase vaccinations
By | Published Apr 22, 2022
Noticeable upturn in Covid-19 cases driven by Gauteng and KZN
By Kelly Jane Turner | Published Apr 21, 2022
Re-imagining assisted home nursing amid a pandemic
By Partnered Content | Published Apr 20, 2022
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By Kelly Jane Turner | Published Apr 13, 2022
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Two new Omicron sublineages identified in SA, but it’s normal and not alarming
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