Covid-19
Moderna appears to be more effective than Pfizer in preventing hospitalization
By 
Editor-in-Chief
New York – According to a study, Moderna is the prevailing vaccine when it comes to preventing hospitalization within 4 months of vaccination.
This comes after the CDC study completed between March 11 and Aug. 15 of this year.
The study involved 3,700 people in 21 hospitals throughout 18 states.
According to a study, Moderna appears to be 93% effective when preventing hospitalization for immunocompromised adults. Pfizer was 88% effective and Johnson & Johnson was 71% effective.
The study then found that 120 days after vaccination, Moderna was 92% effective and Pfizer was 77% effective.
