Moderna boss 'confident' COVID boosters protect against Omicron

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Moderna's Chief Medical Officer Paul Burton says that antibodies in people who have a COVID booster jab 'quickly rise'.

Speaking to Sky News, he went on to say that testing on a new vaccine designed to target Omicron will begin in the new year, with data and results expected about three months later.

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