Long Covid: Two million Britons suffer long COVID symptoms -- survey
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Amidst the anticipated increase in vaccine-preventable diseases as the global population ages, a first-of-its-kind study has underscored the dual benefits of adult immunization programs.
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A new study coming out of York University's Centre for Disease Modelling in the Faculty of Science shows that immunity after a COVID-19 booster lasts much longer than the primary series alone. These findings are among other—sometimes "unintuitive"—revelations of how factors like age, sex and comorbidities do and don't affect immune response.
The work is published in the journal Scientific Reports.
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Children are less likely than adults to develop severe Covid, because cells in their nose are better at fighting off the virus, a study suggests.
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People born recently in England and Wales can expect to spend fewer years of their life in good health than those born over a decade ago, official figures show.