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Provincial officials expected to release more details on second shot rollout

Coronavirus Covid-19 Protection and Vaccine. Doctor drawing up solution from vaccine bottle and filling syringe injection for patient vaccination in medical clinic, Coronavirus in background
Coronavirus Covid-19 Protection and Vaccine. Doctor drawing up solution from vaccine bottle and filling syringe injection for patient vaccination in medical clinic, Coronavirus in background
Task force member Dirk Huyer says the seconddose plan will consider clinical reasons for shortening the interval between doses, supply and allocations across the province.

Officials in Ontario will provide an update on the province's COVID-19 vaccine rollout today.
    
Task force member Dirk Huyer says the group has been carefully working on its plan for second doses.
    
Ontario is currently administering COVID-19 shots four months apart with some exceptions for people with specific health conditions and other groups.
    
Huyer says the second-dose plan will consider clinical reasons for shortening the interval between doses, supply and allocations across the province.
    
The top doctor for York Region says he's already heard that the province plans to shorten the interval between doses for those aged 80 and older.
    
Dr. Karim Kurji says the health unit is working through the logistics of making the change.

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