SAHPRA's professor Helen Rees has again urged residents to wait at least a month, after getting infected or testing positive for covid-19, before getting vaccinated.

SAHPRA’s professor Helen Rees has again urged residents to wait at least a month, after getting infected or testing positive for covid-19, before getting vaccinated.

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2 September 2021

Rees, the CEO at SAHPRA says getting a vaccination, while still recovering from the virus could have negative effects on a body. She says one should allow your body to fully recover from the infection, before getting the jab.

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