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B.C. man speaks to the benefits of world's first Chikungunya vaccine

  • British Columbia is now offering the world's first Chikungunya vaccine, IXCHIQ, at pharmacies and travel clinics after Health Canada approved it this summer.
  • The vaccine costs $225 for one dose, which is sufficient for immunity, in Victoria.
  • Dr. Wayne Ghesquiere stated that getting the vaccine depends on an individual's risk tolerance level.
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