Long-term immunogenicity of BNT162b2 vaccination in older people and younger health-care workers
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N. Suttorp | V. Corman | C. Drosten | L. Sander | F. Kurth | K. Kappert | F. Klein | H. Gruell | P. Tober-Lau | J. Seybold | K. Vanshylla | T. Schwarz | D. Hillus | I. Landgraf
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