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My nephew got it the other day. Lives in CA and hasn’t been able to get vaccinated,came home for the week and got JJ so he doesn’t have to worry about second vax. He’s 22 and healthy so was willing to settle for it.
I wouldn't bother, since there's plenty of moderna and Pfizer available at the moment. The JJ is only 65% effective.
That's because the J&J was tested later in the pandemic and was tested against the Brazil and South Africa variants. The mRNA are probably about the same and efficacy rates decline with age.
That's because the J&J was tested later in the pandemic and was tested against the Brazil and South Africa variants. The mRNA are probably about the same and efficacy rates decline with age.
That's because the J&J was tested later in the pandemic and was tested against the Brazil and South Africa variants. The mRNA are probably about the same and efficacy rates decline with age.
That's not the reason. Its definitely not as good as the mRNA vaccines.
I know that. I also know how these vaccines were tested. The efficacy rate is apples to oranges.
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