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Can COVID-19 vaccines reduce transmission? Here’s what we know so far – Global News
Some preliminary evidence shows that coronavirus vaccinations can substantially lower viral loads and prevent infection — not just COVID-19 illness.
If you have received the coveted coronavirusvaccine shot, there is both good and bad news.
While there is a high probability you will not get sick with COVID-19, there is a chance you can still catch the novel coronavirus and in turn infect others.
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So you got a COVID-19 shot. Now what can you do?
“Vaccination doesn’t prove that you are immune, said Alberto Martin, professor of immunology at the University of Toronto.
Canada has so far approved four different coronavirus vaccines. During…
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