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Third dose of COVID-19 vaccine restores immune response in patients with haematological malignancies after loss of protective antibody titres

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BRITISH JOURNAL OF HAEMATOLOGY
Volume 197, Issue 3, Pages 302-305

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WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/bjh.18073

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COVID-19; coronavirus; haematological oncology; vaccine; vaccination; 3rd dose

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The mRNA COMIRNATY vaccine has been administered to 392 patients with a two-dose regimen, resulting in an overall antibody response of 70%. The initial results of administering a third dose to 80 patients who did not achieve seroconversion or had a weak response show promise, especially for patients on anti-CD38 therapy.
We have vaccinated 392 patients with two doses of mRNA COMIRNATY vaccine with an overall antibody response of 70% (best in cMPN, worst in CLL). We have then vaccinated 80 patients who did not achieve seroconversion or were low responders with a third dose of COMIRNATY vaccine. Our first results show promise, especially for patients on anti-CD38 therapy.

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