
Fauci dismisses study on delta efficacy between Modnera, Pfizer as guide for booster shots
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Dr. Anthony Fauci has dismissed a study that deemed the Moderna vaccine as more effective than the Pfizer one against the COVID-19 delta variant.
When asked if this indicated that individuals should seek a Moderna dose for the booster shot, Fauci disagreed. "That study … is a pre-print study, it hasn’t been fully peer reviewed," Fauci said on CBS's "Face the Nation." "I don’t doubt what they’re seeing, but there are a lot of confounding variables in there, about when one was started, the relative amount of people in that cohort who were delta vs alpha – right now, if we get boosters … it’s clear we want to make sure we get people, if possible, to get the boost from the original vaccine."More Related News

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