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    Doctors are worried that coronavirus may end up being like influenza, which requires a new vaccine every year both because the circulating strains mutate fast and because immunity from the vaccine wears off quickly. But experts say studies suggest Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are eliciting a long-lasting immune response.

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