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Nova Scotia’s RSV vaccine program leaves out vulnerable adults, patients say

CBC News · September 13, 2026 at 5:00 a.m.

Nova Scotia’s RSV vaccine program leaves out vulnerable adults, patients say

Nova Scotia has an RSV vaccination program that provides free vaccines to three groups of people, but it leaves some seniors and immunocompromised people out.

Paying out of pocket for the vaccine costs a few hundred dollars.

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