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Antibody and T cell responses to COVID-19 vaccination in patients receiving anticancer therapies.

Sherin Juliet RouhaniJovian YuDaniel J OlsonYuanyuan ZhaApameh PezeshkAlexandra CabanovAthalia R PyzerJonathan TrujilloBenjamin A DermanPeter O'DonnellAndrzej JakubowiakHedy L KindlerChristine BestvinaThomas F Gajewski
Published in: Journal for immunotherapy of cancer (2022)
COVID-19 vaccinations are safe and immunogenic in patients with solid tumors, who developed similar antibody and T cell responses compared with HDs. Patients on B-cell directed therapies may fail to generate RBD antibodies after vaccination and should be considered for prophylactic antibody treatments. Many seronegative patients do develop a T cell response, which may have an anti-viral effect. Patients with pre-existing adrenal insufficiency may need to take stress dose steroids during vaccination to avoid adrenal crisis.
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