Study shows COVID vaccine produces effective immune response in First Nations people

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The study offers immunological evidence that supports the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccinations among First Nations Australians, according to researchers.

abc.net.au/news/first-nations-australians-covid-vaccine-study-immune-response/102407328In an Australian first, researchers have analysed the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines for First Nations peoples, with results showing effective immune responses.COVID-19 vaccines have been found to produce a strong antibody response in First Nations Australians

The study was the first of its kind looking specifically at First Nations peoples and their reactions to COVID vaccines, filling a gap in research after the cohort was not included in initial COVID-19 clinical trials. "Our study provides immunological evidence that supports earlier and additional vaccine boosters [are important] for First Nation peoples and highlights the importance of being up to date with COVID vaccinations, especially for individuals with comorbidities."

"There is no reliable data that I'm aware of that relates to First Peoples with disability and COVID and that's really important we understand that situation. We always need more data," he said.

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