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Health Canada: Message from the Minister of Health for National Immunization Awareness Week

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Photo of blue gloved hand lining up vials of a vaccine

Today, we mark the beginning of National Immunization Awareness Week (NIAW), celebrated each year to highlight and recognize the importance of vaccines to our health. Immunization in Canada and around the world has and continues to save more lives than any other health intervention.

Marking the 20th anniversary of Vaccination Week in the Americas, led by the Pan American Health Organization, this year’s call to action—“Are you fully vaccinated? Get all your shots”—aims to reach those who have not yet received the full benefits of routine immunizations and/or of the COVID-19 vaccines.

Keeping up with routine childhood and adult vaccinations remains important during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. This week is a great opportunity to talk to your health care provider about the importance of catching up on any missed routine vaccinations, especially for children and youth. It is also a good reminder to ensure you are up to date with the COVID-19 vaccines recommended for you, including booster doses.

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