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The updated COVID-19 vaccine will be available for the general public aged 6 months and older at no cost, starting October 28, 2024. You can receive the COVID-19 vaccine at the same time as, or at any time before or after the flu shot or other routine vaccinations. Most pharmacies that offer vaccines will have both COVID-19 vaccines and flu ...
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Oct 4, 2024 · Health officials urging those at higher risk of complications from COVID-19 to get updated shot. Pharmacist Serina Hanlon, right, administers a dose of the Moderna Spikevax COVID-19 vaccine to ...
- Available Vaccines and Eligibility
- Recommended Intervals Between Doses
- Vaccine Eligibility After Covid-19 Recovery
- Getting The Covid-19 Vaccine at The Same Time as Other Vaccines
- How to Access Your Covid-19 Vaccine Proof of Vaccination
- Allergies
- Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
- Immunocompromised Status
- Medical Contraindications to Covid-19 Vaccination
- What to Expect at Your Vaccine Appointment
Book a vaccination appointment View the mRNA vaccine information sheet Eligibility for mRNA Vaccines mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in Nova Scotia include Moderna XBB.1.5 or Pfizer XBB.1.5. These are available to anyone aged 6 months and older who is eligible for their primary series or additional doses. Alternative Vaccines for People 12+ People aged 12 y...
Ages 6 Months – 4 Years
Moderna– 2 dose primary series* 1. Between doses 1 and 2 - 8 weeks (56 days) Pfizer – 3 dose primary series* 1. Between doses 1 and 2 – 8 weeks (56 days) 2. Between doses 2 and 3 – 8 weeks (56 days) Between primary or previous booster and next eligible dose 1. 6 months (168 days) *Children who are moderately to severely immunocompromisedwill need an additional dose to complete their primary series. 1. ForModerna, the time between the first and second dose is 4 weeks (28 days) and the time bet...
Ages 5 years and Up
Between primary series or previous booster and next eligible dose 1. 6 months (168 days) Only one dose of XBB 1.5 is required for a primary series. If you started your primary series with a bivalent vaccine, you should get one dose of XBB 1.5 to complete the series, 8 weeks (56 days) after receiving your first dose. Nova Scotians who are moderately to severely immunocompromisedwill need a second dose of vaccine to complete their primary series. The time between the first dose and second dose...
You may have some short-term post-infection immunity, however your immunity decreases as time goes on. Vaccination after infection (also known as hybrid immunity) helps improve the immune response and provides better and longer-lasting protection than infection or vaccination alone. 1. If you had COVID-19 and require your primary series, you should...
It is safe for people ages 6 months and over to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at the same time as another vaccine, or at any time before or after other vaccines. Receiving your COVID-19 and influenza vaccine at the same time is safe and convenient. If your provider is offering both vaccines, book them both in the same appointment. Those age 65 and ove...
If you have not received a digital record of your COVID-19 vaccine(s), you can access your COVID-19 proof of vaccination by visiting this website. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is also available on VaxRecordNS. If you are unable to access your record online, you can call your local Public Health officeto request that your proof of vaccination be ma...
A confirmed allergy to the COVID-19 vaccines is rare. If your health care provider has questions regarding allergies and COVID-19 vaccines s/he can contact an allergist.
The National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) strongly recommends that people who are pregnant stay up-to-date on their mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. Getting vaccinated at any point during your pregnancy helps protect you and your baby. It is safe for you and your baby to be vaccinated while you are breastfeeding.
If you're immunosuppressed from disease or treatment, you may have a reduced immune response to any COVID-19 vaccine. 1. Visit COVID-19 vaccine information for people who are immunocompromisedfor more information.
Medical contraindications against COVID-19 vaccines are limited in number, and include: 1. a history of severe allergic reaction (e.g. anaphylaxis) after previous administration of a COVID-19 vaccine using a similar platform (mRNA or viral vector); 2. an allergy to any component of the specific COVID-19 vaccine or its container [polyethylene glycol...
Preparation 1. Wear a short-sleeve shirt or top with sleeves that are easy to roll up. 2. To prevent feeling faint while being vaccinated, have something to eat before coming to the clinic. It is also important to drink water and stay hydrated. 3. Bring a mask to wear while you’re in the building. 4. Bring your health card and vaccine record, if yo...
British Columbia. Provide you with relevant marketing on Walmart.ca, other sites and social media platforms. Book your COVID-19 vaccination, available at select Walmart Canada pharmacies― book an appointment online today. Vaccinations are subject to availability.
Oct 4, 2024 · Updated COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna targeting the latest variants of the virus are being offered to some high-risk Canadians so far in a phased rollout.
What you need to know about getting a COVID-19 vaccination Health Canada advises that over time, protection from COVID-19 vaccines can decrease. Booster doses trigger your immune system to make more antibodies, which can increase the immune response and help improve protection against COVID-19. Staying up to date with your COVID-19 vaccinations, including boosters, will […]
