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WithVaccines against COVID From Moderna and Pfizer showing a promise of clinical trials, it seems finally as if the end of the pandemic can soon be in sight. However, even a very effective Covid vaccine may not confer the same degree of immunity to everyone. A new study reveals that if you are someone who enjoys steam, you may not have as much protection against Covid as you hoped. Read on to find out what the results for smokers mean, and for more information on the vaccine, checkThis is what a Covid vaccine does, like volunteers say.

A recent study published in theAmerican Journal of Respiratory Cells and Molecular Biology reveals thatVaping can change the immune function In electronic cigarette smokers, makes them potentially more likely to be infected with coronavirus.

Meghan Rebuli, PhD, the main author of the study and an assistant professor in the Department of Pediatric CSC, explained in a statement that the conclusions of the study "[suggest] that electronic cigarette users are likelymore susceptible to respiratory viruses That non-smokers, this probably includes SARS-COV-2, the virus that causes Coronavirus 2019 disease (COVID-19). "

With regard to the effectiveness of a Covid vaccine in smokers, there are also bad news. Levels of anti-Lateriv IGA in nasal secretions - a possible indicator of immunity to a virus after infection - increased among non-smokers studied after a disease. However, the same thing was not true of those who used electronic cigarettes or tobacco cigarettes. "It's not good," explained the co-author of the studyILONA JASPERS, PhD. "We want to see the levels of IGA increase during infection. It is the natural way of the body to defend against an invader."

Rebuli added that, although there is still no conclusive data on how a Covid vaccine would affect users of electronic cigarette, reduced immune response and IGA levels between this population could mean problems. For post-vaccine vapors.

"We know that we never want to see the suppression of genes, proteins and antibodies involved in our immune response. And that's what we see in our smoking data and the use of electronic cigarette", explained Rebuli. Steam is not the only habit that can affect your risk of covidation or your immunity, however-the following to discover which other habits could make you more susceptible to coronavirus. And for more news about the Covid vaccine,Dr. Fuci says that many people should be vaccinated to stop Covid.

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