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B.C. likely to give second dose COVID-19 vaccine sooner than expected: Dr. Bonnie Henry
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COVID-19 vaccine sooner than expected, although the short-term priority remains to get everyone their first dose as soon as possible.Back in March, provincial health officer Dr.
Bonnie Henry said the province would extend the interval between doses of Moderna and Pfizer vaccines to 16 weeks.During a press briefing on Monday, Henry said that the gap between doses will likely be shorter than that.“It’s likely for all of the vaccines that we have, as supply has come in, we’ll be able to move up second doses for everybody,” Henry said Monday.
B.C. reports 1,360 new COVID-19 cases over three days, along with 14 additional deaths Henry said the interval between doses was extended to 16 weeks to get a first dose of vaccine to as many people as.
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