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COVID: Will immunity from vaccines wane completely over time? WHO explains what happens after that

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COVID-19 vaccines are incredibly effective in preventing severe disease and deaths. We do see waning over time and that is why we take more than one dose.

And as we enter the 3rd year of the pandemic, we expect to see some waning over time. It depends on the type of vaccines you have taken, the number of doses and also age and underlying conditions.While there is some waning immunity over time, #COVID19 vaccines remain incredibly effective to prevent severe disease and death.Visiting the WHO Western Pacific Region this week, Dr @mvankerkhove explains ⬇ pic.twitter.com/BnPskAcPcR We will inevitably see more surges but these surges will continue to lower as more and more people get vaccinated and depending on what measures are taken to prevent the virus, how individuals respond to it, said Regional Emergencies Director Babatunde Olowokure Hence, it is extremely important that people get vaccinated and follow the COVID protocols.

Speaking on the 4th dose, the WHO official said, it is really critical that people get vaccinated. “But, first our focus is to make vaccines accessible to those who have not even received a single dose of them.

And, once that process is complete then we will focus more on the 4th dose," Kerkhove adds. Earlier, WHO officials spoke about the importance of vaccination pointing out that the majority of deaths remain amongst the unvaccinated, and older individuals and people with underlying conditions who have not received the full course of effective vaccines.

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