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How should provinces handle the rollout of two-dose vaccines?

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How should provinces handle the rollout of two-dose vaccines?

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Published on December 31, 2020

When a vaccine requires two doses, how should provinces handle their shipments of vaccines — set aside the second dose and commit to a slower rollout, or deliver shots to as many people as possible and risk a delay in shipments of the second dose?

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