Suara.com – Some people claim to be infected Covid-19 shortly after vaccination. This condition makes many people think that the Covid-19 vaccine is not effective.
However, that’s not the cause. Age is often cited as an established risk factor but is not the only contributor.
Research conducted by the ZOE COVID Study app, which has tracked the movement of Covid-19 during the pandemic. Researchers have found that individuals with health conditions that limit their independence, such as fatigue, are twice as likely to catch a Covid-19 infection after multiple vaccinations, and fall ill.
These findings demonstrate the need to assist at-risk groups.
Weak adults have been shown to be disproportionately affected by Covid-19. The King’s College London research team behind the ZOE COVID Study app suggests strategies such as a timely booster program.
In addition they also suggest targeted infection control measures, and more research on the immune response to vaccination in this group to help address the issue.
To collect their findings, the researchers analyzed data from your contributions, including recorded symptoms, tests and more than two million doses of vaccine on the UK ZOE Study app between 8 December 2020 and 4 July 2021.
The research team assessed various factors, including age, weakness and areas of deficiency and compared them with post-vaccination infections.
Their analysis also found that for those who contracted Covid-19 after two doses it was:
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- 73 percent less likely to be hospitalized
- 31 percent less likely to develop acute Covid symptoms.
The research team found that the most common symptoms were similar to those of unvaccinated adults.
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