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Department of Clinical Immunology and Allergy December 1st2021 Version 1.0 THIRD DOSE/BOOSTERDOSE COVID VACCINATION -GUIDANCE FOR MANAGING ADULT PATIENTS WHO HAVE A HISTORY OF ALLERGIC REACTIONS Proceed with Pfizer/Modernabooster vaccination in any setting. According to local guidelines. CSU patients …
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