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People who have received two vaccine doses are significantly less likely to develop long-term illness compared to unvaccinated individuals, even when they become infected with Covid-19.
This protection for vaccinated individuals also reduces the risk of becoming infected in the first place, according to the authors of a study conducted in the UK.
This protection for vaccinated individuals also reduces the risk of becoming infected in the first place, according to the authors of a study conducted in the UK.
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