THE FLORIDA STAR | THE GEORGIA STAR - “Mixed vaccines can make you have a stronger immune response, or can produce a broader immune response, which can produce a wider range of antibodies or T cells and antibodies. The mixed and matched program may also enhance our immunity due to this stronger or broader immunity can respond to virus variants,” the study states.| By Surjit Singh Flora As of the writing of this column, there is no long-term data on COVID-19 vaccines. We just don’t know what the side effects of the vaccine could be years/decades from now. This is especially true since this method of vaccine creation is novel. So, like anything in life, there is a […]
