Health
COVID-19 cross-protection? When vaccines provide ‘bonus’ protection against other diseases – ABC News
COVID-19 vaccines are being rolled out in their millions. While they show high rates of protection against the disease, could they help stave off the pesky common…
Those of us who avoided COVID-19 over the past year may be somewhat surprised to learn there’s a good chance we’ve already been infected by at least one coronavirus.
They’re thought to be behind up to a third of all common colds. And intriguingly, evidence emerged last year that suggested people who were previously exposed to a common cold coronavirus might have some protection against COVID-19.
So could this cross-protection go the other way? Might the COVID-19 vaccines being rolled out now also…
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