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Created: March 11, 2021 08:35 PM
As the largest vaccination effort in American history continues, Northland medical experts are weighing in on commonly asked questions.
On Thursday, they gave a virtual presentation about COVID-19 vaccines and invited the public to ask them questions.
One of the first questions to be asked was whether or not one of the three COVID-19 vaccines was better than the others? To this, medical exerts said that two shots offered by both Pfizer and Moderna are not necessarily better than one.
Instead, they said any protection is better than no protection. Therefore, people should not turn down an available dose of any of the three shots.
Created: March 11, 2021 08:35 PM
As the largest vaccination effort in American history continues, Northland medical experts are weighing in on commonly asked questions.
On Thursday, they gave a virtual presentation about COVID-19 vaccines and invited the public to ask them questions.
One of the first questions to be asked was whether or not one of the three COVID-19 vaccines was better than the others? To this, medical exerts said that two shots offered by both Pfizer and Moderna are not necessarily better than one.
Instead, they said any protection is better than no protection. Therefore, people should not turn down an available dose of any of the three shots.