A few weeks after the first dose, 17% of the transplant recipients had developed antibodies against the coronavirus, said Dr. Dorry Segev, a Hopkins transplant surgeon who co-authored the study. From what we know, transplant patients cannot assume that they are safe after being vaccinated, Segev said. Our patients are already calling for advice, Mulligan said. The findings come after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said fully vaccinated people can relax some, but not all, of the masking and distancing precautions against the coronavirus. Until youve had your antibodies checked and you know, boy, Ive got a vigorous immune response  or weve got better data, the immune-compromised shouldnt let down their guard against the virus.
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