Mumbai / Pune: Scientists from the National Virology Institute (NIV)-based Pune conduct the largest research conducted so far in India to understand why people become Covid-19 despite taking one or two vaccine shots.
The genome analysis carried out as part of the study showed the presence of Delta variants in most samples, but there were also other variants such as Alpha, Kappa, Delta AY.1 (known as Delta-Plus variants in samples from MP from MP and Rajasthan) and Delta AY .2.
Covid in vaccinated people called ‘breakthrough infections.’ The NIV study, which is in the prepetball phase of publication, proves that the Delta variant – first isolated in Vidarbha in October 2020 and is now recognized as the cause of the second second wave – causing a breakthrough infection.
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Yadav.
While 53 samples for this study, carried out between March and June, were collected from Maharashtra, the highest number was 181 of Karnataka and the lowest number was 10, from West Bengal.
Genetic sequencing is done on each positive sample to find the Delta variant.
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This clearly shows that vaccination does provide a reduction in hospital admissions and mortality, “concluded this research.
Most of the patients in this study were still young – the average age was 44 (31-56), more was male (65.1%) and 71% of them symptomatic, with one or more symptoms.
Fever (69%) are the most common symptoms, followed by Bodyache, including headache and nausea (56%), cough (45%) and sore throat (37%).
The researchers said the breakthrough of Covid-19 infection had been reported from various countries.
“It seems that the current Covid-19 vaccine is the modifier of diseases in nature where mild or less severe infections are expected to occur in vaccinated individuals,” said this study.
Vaccination prevents severe illness, hospitalization and death, as seen in the UK, Israel and Canada.
Doctor NIV who conducts research says that the monitoring of sustainable infection breakthrough is important.
“Such monitoring will help us understand the need to tweak adequately available vaccines and also develop new vaccines with increasing the potential to protect against the variant of the SARS-COV-2 strain,” said Dr.
Yadav.