Evidence suggests the J&J shot might have an edge in durability over Pfizer’s and Moderna’s vaccines.
Pfizer and Moderna last week asked the FDA to authorize fourth doses of their vaccines. Meanwhile, a new study shows protection from one J&J shot lasts at least six monthsWhen the early COVID-19 vaccine trial results came out, an important indicator of success couldn’t yet be assessed: durability.
Those initial studies were just three to four months — too short to determine how long protection lasts. But now, that question is gaining renewed attention as public health officials weigh the
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