Paxlovid speeds up recovery but doesn’t cut hospitalizations for the vaccinated, NEJM study finds
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A New England Journal of Medicine analysis of Canadian and UK trials (about 4,200 participants) found Paxlovid does not reduce hospitalizations or death in a largely vaccinated population, though users recovered about three days faster; the results could influence how public funding and prescriptions are targeted for antivirals.
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