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Shifting Goalposts For Vaccine Cos As Lambda Variant Rears Head

Multiple Vaccines Show Delta Efficacy

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Studies point to Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer and Bharat Biotech’s vaccines neutralizing the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2, even if efficacy is lower compared to the original strain. This follows positive news from other vaccine companies but will the Lambda variant cause a setback?

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