COVID-19 2024 fall guide: Everything Canadians should know about new Moderna vaccine, current variants and more
NACI added that anyone above 6 months of age who isn't considered high risk "may receive the most recently updated vaccine in the fall of 2024." The organization recommends a six-month interval between COVID vaccines, "with a minimum of three months from the last dose."
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Pfizer and BioNTech said on Friday that a committee from the European Medicine Agency recommended marketing authorization for its Omicron adapted vaccine to prevent Covid-19, meaning the vaccine is ...
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