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Mixing COVID-19 vaccine doses can increase chance of reactions, says study

Mixing COVID-19 vaccine doses can increase chance of reactions, says study

May 14, 2021, at 02:24 am

Ottawa/IBNS: Early results from a United Kingdom (U.K.) study, which is being watched closely by health officials in Canada and beyond has indicated that mixing different types of COVID-19 vaccines for two doses can increase the chance of someone having mild or moderate reactions like fatigue, headache or a fever.