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11:19Now PlayingThere is a new study about the COVID-19 vaccine that came from a university in New York.
Researchers took antibody titers from multiple people and compared them against the available vaccines. They found that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was only 30% effective against the Delta variant after one dose and 60% after two doses.
Dr. Kevin Sneed from the University of South Florida Taneja College of Pharmacy joins Laverne McGee to talk about the study.
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