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Evaluating Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 Vaccination Outcomes in a Low-Income Hispanic Population

Medicine and Health

Evaluating Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 Vaccination Outcomes in a Low-Income Hispanic Population

C. Lamb, C. Owens, et al.

Discover the results of a groundbreaking study by Christopher Lamb, Christopher Owens, Wendy Gamboa, and Alfredo Lopez-Yunez, which investigates the immune response to the J&J COVID-19 vaccine in a vulnerable low-income Hispanic community. The findings reveal limited vaccine efficacy and emphasize the critical need for further research to improve healthcare in such populations.

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Abstract
Publisher
Vaccines
Published On
Jan 10, 2023
Authors
Christopher Lamb, Christopher Owens, Wendy Gamboa, Alfredo Lopez-Yunez
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines11010148
Tags
COVID-19
Johnson & Johnson
vaccine efficacy
immune response
Hispanic population
healthcare
vulnerability

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