Covid vaccine, Galli: “Second dose to recovered useless and not without risks”

Second dose of Covid vaccine in people recovered from Covid-19, Massimo Galli reiterates his position by citing a case on Twitter. “Teacher with probable Covid in October, positive contact in the family and with symptoms, marked adverse vaccination reaction two months ago and documented antibody response. He is not granted immunity if he does not take the second dose, which I consider useless and not without risks” he writes Galli, professor of Infectious Diseases at the State University and primary at the Sacco of Milan. The infectious disease specialist then adds: “I resume tweeting after months to respond to the many emails that ask me for information on Covid-19 vaccines that I cannot individually respond to”. “Second case – he writes again -: people who abroad for work have done a Chinese or Russian vaccine, not homologated in Europe. Although they can prove to have antibodies, to get the green pass they would have to revaccinate themselves. Absurd, in the absence of data, and above all useless “.” Third case: people who even after the second dose did not develop antibodies, usually because they suffer from diseases that cause immunosuppression. Doing a third dose? Possible strategy, but still limited data and chance of success to be evaluated “, he explains again.