April 1, 2022

Dr. Dixon interviewed by USA Today and WISH-TV

A CDC study with contributions from Regenstrief shows that booster shots are more effective at preventing moderate COVID-19 cases than a single Johnson and Johnson dose. Study author and Regenstrief Director of Public Health Informatics Brian Dixon, PhD, MPA, explained the implications of these findings.

A CDC study with contributions from Regenstrief shows that booster shots are more effective at preventing moderate COVID-19 cases than a single Johnson and Johnson dose. Study author and Regenstrief Director of Public Health Informatics Brian

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