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Today in Sweden: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday

Catherine Edwards
Catherine Edwards - catherine.edwards@thelocal.com
Today in Sweden: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
STOCKHOLM 2010-06-23 Södra Bar & Kök på Södra Teatern i Stockholm. Foto: Staffan Löwstedt / SvD / SCANPIX / Kod 30312 ** OUT DN (även arkiv) **

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You might want to add, that antibody levels are not required at all to be protected. Another Study from Karolinska has already shown that immune response guided T cells is much more robust and longlasting than antibodies. Anyone with knowledge about immunology expects declining antibodies. As such the study ia reporting hard numbers with that regard, nothing else. It does certainly not support booster shots. Booster shots with the same antigen encoded are scientifically not supported. A pathogen that mutates this quickly has to be met with adapted versions of the vaccines. The manufacturers know that, just people who have stored too many vaccine doses have not realized it.

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