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2021-06-20

Hmmmmmm not only HK said that

BioNTech shots have stronger antibody response than Sinovac, Hong Kong study shows - SCMP

June 19 (Reuters) - People who are vaccinated against COVID-19 with BioNTech's vaccine were found

BioNTech shots have stronger antibody response than Sinovac, Hong Kong study shows - SCMP

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