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Little is known about serological responses to MVA-BN (JYNNEOS) against mpox in elderly individuals with or without HIV. In this study, MVA-BN induced sustained IgG levels regardless of HIV status even up to one year. Birth before 1973 correlated with higher IgG. MVA-BN unvaccinated individuals with HIV had lower IgG than vaccinated.
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