One dose of COVID vaccine can reduce secondary outcomes of severe disease and hospitalisations by about 60%
Vaccinated individuals can still become infected and transmit the virus and may cause severe disease in those whom they have spread it to
Novavax may become the preferred vaccine for boosters, which may be required in 12 months
Even after full vaccination, personal safety with masks, hand washing, social distancing and avoiding mass gatherings remain the cornerstone of prevention of COVID

 

Host: Dr David Lim | Total time: 44 mins

Guest: Dr Gary Grohmann, Virologist; Vaccine Manufacturing Expert; Former Director of Immunobiology and WHO ERL at the TGA, Office of Laboratories and Scientific Services

 

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<li>One dose of COVID vaccine can reduce secondary outcomes of severe disease and hospitalisations by about 60%</li>
<li>Vaccinated individuals can still become infected and transmit the virus and may cause severe disease in those whom they have spread it to</li>
<li>Novavax may become the preferred vaccine for boosters, which may be required in 12 months</li>
<li>Even after full vaccination, personal safety with masks, hand washing, social distancing and avoiding mass gatherings remain the cornerstone of prevention of COVID</li>
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Host: Dr David Lim | Total time: 44 mins
Guest: Dr Gary Grohmann,&nbsp;Virologist; Vaccine Manufacturing Expert; Former Director of Immunobiology and WHO ERL at the TGA, Office of Laboratories and Scientific Services
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