CBC News Interview: Why the Queen let it be known she’s had the COVID-19 vaccine

Carolyn Harris
Jan 24, 2021
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Updated: Jun 12, 2024

In this week’s CBC News Royal Fascinator newsletter, I discussed royal vaccinations and the public profile of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall during the pandemic with Janet Davison. I compared Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s decision to have their vaccinations announced to the wider public in 2021 with 18th century monarchs who publicized their smallpox inoculations in their own time.

Click here to read “Why the Queen let it be known she’s had the COVID-19 vaccine” in The Royal Fascinator at CBC News

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CBC News Interview: Why the Queen let it be known she’s had the COVID-19 vaccine

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