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Boosters Urged: Don't Skip Covid Shots This Holiday

27 Nov

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Summary

  • Experts advise COVID booster shots remain essential despite lower Omicron risk.
  • Protection from vaccines wanes over time, especially for high-risk groups.
  • Updated boosters are free and recommended six months after last dose/infection.
Boosters Urged: Don't Skip Covid Shots This Holiday

Health experts are strongly encouraging individuals in Australia and New Zealand to check and update their COVID-19 booster vaccinations before the holiday season. While the current Omicron strain may pose a reduced risk compared to previous years, ongoing monitoring of wastewater shows the virus is still present. Protection offered by vaccinations naturally declines over time, making booster shots critical for maintaining immunity.

This recommendation is particularly important for vulnerable populations, including the elderly, pregnant individuals, and those with compromised immune systems or significant underlying medical conditions. These groups face a considerably higher risk of severe illness. A booster dose is advised at least six months after the last vaccine or infection and can help restore protection against hospitalization and death, potentially offering some defense against long COVID.

Booster vaccinations are available free of charge for all eligible residents in both countries. The advice emphasizes that staying current with vaccinations is the most effective strategy for preventing severe outcomes. With influenza cases currently low, COVID-19 remains a prominent respiratory illness concern, and strengthening immunity now is seen as a prudent measure to protect individuals and the healthcare system during the busy festive period.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Protection from COVID-19 vaccines wanes over time, and boosters are essential to restore immunity, especially for high-risk individuals, to prevent severe illness and hospitalization.
You are eligible for an additional dose once six months have passed since your last vaccine or COVID-19 infection.
Yes, booster vaccinations are free for all eligible Australians and New Zealanders.

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