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Canadians who have had COVID-19 should still get the vaccine, experts say – Kelowna Capital News
Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines were found to have a 95 per cent efficacy
Studies have suggested previous COVID-19 infections may result in promising levels of immunity to the virus, leading to questions of whether those who’ve already recovered from the disease still need a vaccine.
And is there urgency to inoculate them, or can they move to the back of the vaccination line?
Experts say a vaccine will likely offer the safest bet for longer-term protection, meaning those with previous infections should still get them. And prior COVID illness shouldn’t determine someone’s…
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