More than 455,000 people in the Kingston area have been vaccinated against COVID-19.
Currently, health officials are using low-infection summer months to anticipate what fall may bring and who are still eligible to be vaccinated. Is urging you to do so.
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"Large scale" Massive immune clinics, mobile clinics, drive-through clinics, and small primary care clinics are vaccinated with their own vaccines, "said Brian Larkin of KFL&APublic Health.
Infectious disease expert Dr. Gerard Evans said that anyone eligible for the third and fourth doses should use it to roll up their sleeves during the less infected summer. It states that there is.
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"It's 2022, but you can still get a COVID, but you get so sick. It's unlikely. It's unlikely to get infected, and ultimately it's one way to control a pandemic, "Evans added.
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He was hit by another wave of COVID-19 from late October to early November and was used by boosters. I expect it to be possible. For people under the age of 60 who are not yet eligible for a fourth dose.
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"The best scenario is to monitor the increase in cases for years, let boosters control things, and finally this is just another It is a coronavirus, which tends to cause respiratory infections, the worst-case scenario is a new variant, all potentials exist, cases surge, and so serious. I hope I'm not sick, "says Evans.
Public health says it is still waiting for state instructions on what will come this fall.
"We expect more and younger age groups to be eligible for higher doses or boosters, but by the time those ages begin, we will still see it. I haven't, "Larkin said.
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The last 18 months of the vaccine will be an annual COVID booster alongside an annual flu shot. May mean.
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