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The world is rejoicing that the first vaccinations against COVID-19 have been jabbed into the arms of grateful Britons. However, health experts say getting vaccinated is by no means a free pass to live in the Before Times, maskless and hanging out in crowds. According to Business Insider, infectious-disease pharmacist Debra Goff warns that we still don t know how long the vaccine s protection will last. Likewise, we also don t know whether it prevents recipients from continuing to spread the virus to other people. What s more, the vaccine also won t protect recipients right away, and, for a small percentage of the population, won t protect them at all. Still, vaccinated people can start making plans for 2021 and look forward to resuming aspects of the old normal as more and more people get vaccinated.