If you have previously been infected by COVID-19, you should have substantial antibodies, and may not necessarily gain much from vaccination. But the CDC recommends vaccines, nonetheless, to be administered about 3 months after native infection. Maybe key here is the presence of numerous emerging variants, especially Delta.
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