The Cathedral's Health Ministry Team would like to share the updated recommendations for Spring COVID-19 booster vaccinations. Many people are continuing to fall ill, and our congregation includes many over 65 years, plus families with immunocompromised loved ones.
The information below is from New Brunswick Public Health. Read more details.
The more people who are immunized against COVID-19, the harder it is for the virus to spread. We strongly recommend to stay up-to-date with the COVID vaccines recommended to you. Do your part and get vaccinated.
| NEW recommendations for Spring Booster COVID-19 vaccination
(Spring booster is between April and end of June 2023) *5 months interval from last dose or COVID infection (whichever is the most recent) * |
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| Population | Recommendation |
| Individuals 65 years and older
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Spring 2023 booster is encouraged whether or not you had a fall booster (especially if unsure of being infected with COVID-19 disease in the past) |
| Individuals aged 18 + living in Long Term Care Facilities | Spring 2023 booster is encouraged (whether or not you had a fall booster) |
| Individuals 18 years and older moderately to severely immunocompromised | Spring 2023 booster is encouraged (whether or not you had a fall booster) |
| Individuals 12-17 years old considered healthy or immunocompromised
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If fall booster 2022 received: No additional dose needed at this time
If fall booster 2022 not received: Spring 2023 booster is recommended |
| Individuals 5-11 years old considered healthy or immunocompromised
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If fall booster 2022 received: No additional dose needed at this time
If fall booster 2022 not received: Spring 2023 booster is recommended |
| Individuals 6 months to less than 5 years of age considered healthy or immunocompromised | A primary series continued to be recommended
No booster dose needed at this time |
Visit the NB Public Health website for details about vaccines and booking an appointment.
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