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A mix-and-match approach to COVID-19 vaccines could provide logistical and immunological benefits

  • Written by Maureen Ferran, Associate Professor of Biology, Rochester Institute of Technology
imageOne of this and one of that might be a good strategy to coronavirus vaccination.SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

While it’s now pretty easy to get a COVID-19 shot in most places in the U.S., the vaccine rollout in other parts of the world has been slow or inconsistent due to shortages, uneven access and concerns about safety.

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