Here's What Happens Once You're Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 In Alberta

The government has a set of rules for fully vaccinated Albertans.
What Happens After Getting A COVID-19 Vaccine? Here's What Alberta Says
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If you're wondering what happens after getting a COVID-19 vaccine, the province of Alberta has some details for locals.

The provincial government's rules for fully vaccinated people say that even after two doses, people must continue to follow all public health measures like everyone else. 

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That means no indoor social gatherings as well as continued social distancing, mask-wearing, and staying home when sick. 

"Once both doses take effect, you are less likely to become severely sick with COVID-19. But we don’t yet know if the vaccine prevents vaccinated people from spreading the virus," says the Alberta government. 

The rules may change but, for now, fully vaccinated Albertans must follow the same rules as everyone else. 

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