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3rd COVID-19 booster shot rollout should be national, specialist says
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as posted by the channelRespirologist Dr. Samir Gupta says B.C.'s plan to offer third COVID-19 vaccine shots is well-intentioned, but such a policy should come from a federal agency and be rolled out across Canada.
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