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Ask family members if they’re vaccinated before inviting to Thanksgiving, top doctors say

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vaccinated against COVID-19 before you invite them over for Thanksgiving dinner.Depending on their answer, they added, you might want to change your plans, move dinner outside, or add extra precautions to your event.“Our advice really is that, overall, keep indoor gatherings safer by asking your guests … your family… whether they’ve been vaccinated or not,” said Chief Public Health Officer Dr.

Theresa Tam.“It is a difficult question sometimes.” Unvaccinated relatives? Here are the risks around the Thanksgiving table Tam said that if you or your guests aren’t fully vaccinated, then you “should be limiting the gathering to your household members,” and “having things outdoors as much as possible.”Her comments come on the heels of the news.

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