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A COVID-19 booster shot that could protect against multiple variants at once is being tested in humans for the first time

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A COVID-19 booster shot that could protect against multiple variants at once is being tested in humans for the first time

Tue, 2021-09-21 16:58 — Naomisfreeman
A COVID-19 booster shot that could protect against multiple variants at once is being tested in humans for the first time Gritstone's booster shot uses vaccine tech that self-replicates once in the muscle, meaning potentially lower doses and therefore fewer side effects. Dr. Catherine Schuster-Bruce YahooNews

  • It uses new vaccine technology that self-replicates once injected in the muscle.

  • The vaccine may need a lower dose than existing shots, potentially reducing side effects.

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