The results of this study indicate that the antibody response was higher in women who received the Pfizer mRNA vaccine, as well as in younger people.
A study in the journal Biological Rhythms has confirmed that an observation study confirmed that those who were vaccinated in the afternoon had higher levels of antibodies in the body of those who received the morning vaccine than those who received the vaccine in the morning.
The symptoms of some diseases and the action of many medicines vary according to the time of day. In a press release on the research, Massachusetts General Hospital cited the example of those suffering from lung disease.
They noted a change in their respiratory function and severe symptoms appearing at different times of the day.
This monitoring study was conducted among 2190 medical personnel who had been vaccinated in the UK. The study was performed by obtaining blood samples from asymptomatic medical staff at the time of vaccination.
Researchers have developed a model to study the impact of antibodies on the body by keeping data such as age, gender, type of vaccine, and at what time the vaccine was given.
The researchers found that those who were vaccinated in the afternoon had higher levels of antibodies in their bodies.
The results of this study indicate that the antibody response was higher in women who received the Pfizer mRNA vaccine, as well as in younger people.
