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With summer officially kicking off in Canada this week, travel, weddings, BBQs, and other social events are on the table. Should a COVID-19 booster be part of your summer holiday plans?
Experts who spoke to Global News say it’s a good time to get one if you haven’t already.
After more than three years of COVID-19, new cases have decreased or plateaued in Canada – and so has the vaccine uptake.
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared in May that COVID-19 was no longer considered a global health emergency but cautioned that the virus still poses a threat.
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Canada is in a “much better” place right now than before, yet COVID-19 is still a “significant contributor to hospitalization and death,” said Dr. Allison McGeer, an infectious disease physician at Sinai Health System in Toronto.
And as the summer holiday period gets underway, it’s a “really good time” for Canadians to update their vaccine protection, especially if they’re traveling, when exposure to other people is highest, McGeer told Global News in an interview.
“If you’re planning to spend the summer traveling and you don’t want to spend three days feeling miserable in some hospital somewhere, that’s a good reason to get your COVID booster,” she said.
If the title didn’t read “kill” booster. or if one just misses the headline, this article could mislead the reader. Since the booster is a “kill” shot isn’t it safe to make your position on Covid shots much clearer?
indeed.
Stay as far away from that poison as possible. People around the world are dropping dead from these mRNA clot shots and they are still pushing them. Apart from having brass-balls and no shame, the monsters in the pharmaceutical industry don’t disappoint when it comes to their murderous intent!
The shots are killing people and yet they are still pushing them. Those pushing them need life in prison.