Updated On: 02 June, 2022 07:30 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
Study shows three-dose regimen prevents infection caused by all variants, but its efficacy against Covid-related death remains uncertain

A medic inoculates a girl with a dose of Covaxin, in New Delhi. File pic/AFP
Three doses of the same COVID-19 vaccine or a combination of different jabs work well in preventing infections, even against different variants, according to the largest study of its kind. However, the effectiveness of three dose vaccine regimens against COVID-related death remains uncertain, the findings show.
The findings, published in The BMJ, suggest that the number of vaccine doses seems to be the key to improving immunity rather than the combinations of vaccine types.