A model-based study claims that 3 to 8 month gaps between vaccine doses are cost-optimal, but the result rests on unvalidated assumptions and an inconsistent susceptible-population equation.
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Effect of Vaccine Dose Intervals: Considering Immunity Levels, Vaccine Efficacy, and Strain Variants for Disease Control Strategy
A model-based study claims that 3 to 8 month gaps between vaccine doses are cost-optimal, but the result rests on unvalidated assumptions and an inconsistent susceptible-population equation.