@bearonwings@AshBloomfield@publicaddress Have a look at the adjuvant effect of the types of lipids used in the Nanoparticles for RNA vaccines - they are shown to be highly effective [but this also means a stronger response re potential side effects].
@publicaddress@AshBloomfield If you have tme, this is worth watching [~60mins on boosters with Paul Offit - vaccinologist and member of FDA advisory committee. He brings up useful points re boosters as a strategy (e.g. why we can't keep doing it)].
https://t.co/pwXJpyySdV
@publicaddress It's not going to 'hurt', but, it will be a short term NAB boost (maybe 8-12 weeks), is unlikely to enhance T Cell function (that's still super high anyway). And we don't know when antigenic imprinting becomes a factor yet - so should assess that.
@publicaddress Neutralizing AB levels (useful as they are) are always going to contract over time, for any vaccine. But protection against hospitalisation with China's vaccines is 84% [to 87% boosted] the Nature paper claims - which is great.
And kind of on par with the mRNA vaccines yes?