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All three vaccines are widely available for anyone over 18, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said kids ages 12 to 18 can get Pfizer-BioNTech's shot. COVID-19 vaccines are now available in ...

So what do you do? If you've got COVID, do you still need to get vaccinated? The answer is yes. And here's why. If you had COVID in the past, you do have some protection. There's natural immunity.

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Any exposure re-ups the immune system slightly, even if you don’t get sick, but vaccination gives the body a better chance at fighting off infection in the future. Wait three to six months after ...

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This goes up to 20 times more likely, when compared with someone who has received a booster vaccination. Why some US workers won't get jabbed Unvaccinated people are also nine times more likely to ...