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No need to take nasal dose after booster
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India’s nasal vaccine cannot be administered to those who have taken a precaution or booster dose
New Delhi: India's nasal vaccine cannot be administered to those who have taken a precaution or booster dose, the head of the country's vaccine task force said on Tuesday in an exclusive interview to a national TV.
The nasal vaccine, iNCOVACC, was introduced on the CoWIN platform last week. "It (nasal vaccine) is recommended as the first booster. For example, if a person has already received a precaution dose, it is not recommended for that person, said an expert.
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