COVID-19 vaccines and decreased transmission of SARS-CoV-2

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作者：
A. Vitiello
F. Ferrara
V. Troiano
R. La Porta
机构：
[1] USL Umbria 1,Pharmaceutical Department
[2] ASUR Marche,Pathology Department
来源：
Inflammopharmacology | 2021年 / 29卷
关键词：
Vaccines; COVID-19; SARS-CoV-2; Pandemic;
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摘要：
A massive COVID-19 vaccination campaign is underway worldwide. Epidemiological data from studies indicate excellent efficacy and safety profile for COVID-19 vaccines. However, there are few data from studies on the effect of decreasing the probability of infection of vaccinated subjects compared to unvaccinated subjects. In this short communication, we describe some evidence on this important and current topic providing useful personal reflections.
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页码：1357 / 1360
页数：3
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