With the emergence of the Omicron version of COVID, health officials around the world have raised concerns and urged people to be vigilant and receive their coronavirus vaccinations on time.
Additionally, it has stirred conversations about the need for vaccine boosters, particularly for those who have received their vaccine doses during the first phase of the vaccine roll out. While in some countries, such as the US and Israel, vaccine boosters are being given in full swing, India is yet to consider authorizing it in the country, as they believe that during the second wave many developed natural Immunity and provide two doses of the COVID vaccine. adequate security.
However, many still argue that immunity from vaccines diminishes over time. People who have pre-existing health conditions, have weakened immune systems are at much higher risk. Also, newer versions add to our woes and worsen the situation, which is why if India ever decides to give booster shots, it’s important for us to know if it’s a yearly affair like the flu vaccine. Will become.
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