No. Las vacunas contra la neumonía, como la vacuna neumocócica y la vacuna contra la gripe, no brindan protección contra el nuevo coronavirus.
El virus es tan nuevo y diferente que necesita su propia vacuna. Aunque la vacuna antigripal y neumocócica no son eficaces contra la COVID-19, las principales organizaciones de salud como la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) recomiendan la vacunación contra las enfermedades respiratorias para proteger su salud.
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