Sabbin karatu uku na Amurka Cibiyoyin Kula da Cututtuka da Cututtuka (CDC)) ya bayyana cewa Pfizer-BioNTech da Moderna masu kara kuzari sun yi tasiri kashi 90% wajen hana mutane zuwa asibiti bayan sun kamu da cutar Omicron na COVID-19.

Abubuwan haɓakawa sun tabbatar da tasiri sosai a hanawa omicron-da alaka da asibiti, a cewar CDC.

Booster jabs kuma sun kasance masu tasiri 82% wajen hana sashen gaggawa da ziyartar kulawar gaggawa, bayanan bincike sun nuna.

Binciken ya ƙunshi manyan binciken farko na Amurka don duba rigakafin rigakafi omicron, in ji jami'an kiwon lafiya.

"Ya kamata Amurkawa su sami masu ƙarfafawa idan aƙalla watanni biyar suka shuɗe tun da suka kammala shirin su na Pfizer ko Moderna, amma miliyoyin da suka cancanci ba su samu ba," CDC's Emma Accorsi, daya daga cikin marubutan binciken ya ce.

Takardun sun yi nuni da binciken da ya gabata - ciki har da nazarce-nazarce a Jamus, Afirka ta Kudu da Burtaniya - wanda ke nuni da cewa alluran rigakafin da ake da su ba su da tasiri a kan Omicron fiye da nau'ikan cutar sankara na farko, amma kuma masu haɓakar allurai suna haɓaka ƙwayoyin rigakafin ƙwayoyin cuta don haɓaka damar gujewa. bayyanar cututtuka.

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Takardun sun yi nuni da binciken da ya gabata - ciki har da nazarce-nazarce a Jamus, Afirka ta Kudu da Burtaniya - wanda ke nuni da cewa alluran rigakafin da ake da su ba su da tasiri a kan Omicron fiye da nau'ikan cutar sankara na farko, amma kuma masu haɓakar allurai suna haɓaka ƙwayoyin rigakafin ƙwayoyin cuta don haɓaka damar gujewa. bayyanar cututtuka.
Three new studies by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveal that Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna booster shots were 90% effective at keeping people out of hospital after they had contracted the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus.
“Americans should get boosters if at least five months have passed since they completed their Pfizer or Moderna series, but millions who are eligible have not gotten them,” the CDC's Emma Accorsi, one of the study's authors said.