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A Pfizer-funded study found Paxlovid's effectiveness in treating COVID-19 symptoms to be insignificant compared to a placebo, raising concerns over its efficacy, particularly in vaccinated individuals. Despite a lower hospitalization or death rate in the Paxlovid group, the results were not statistically significant.
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How might the findings of this study impact the use and recommendation of Paxlovid in high-risk individuals?
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What additional research or data is needed to conclusively determine Paxlovid's effectiveness, particularly in vaccinated populations?
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