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With potential global waves of new Omicron variant, vaccination advised — expert

AMMAN The emergence of the new Omicron variant (JN.1 Omicron) raises concerns about potential global waves of coronavirus, prompting a recommendation for Jordanians to get vaccinated.Derar Bal’awi, associate clinical professor and consultant pharmacotherapist, told The Jordan Times that the new Omicron variant (JN.1 Omicron) could lead to waves of coronavirus globally, and

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With Potential Global Waves Of New Omicron Variant, Vaccination Advised - Expert

With Potential Global Waves Of New Omicron Variant, Vaccination Advised - Expert
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COVID vaccine hesitancy significantly falls after awareness sessions — study

AMMAN A study by Jordanian doctors and researchers revealed that 49 per cent of Jordanians are hesitant towards taking a COVID-19 vaccine, while over 24 per cent are totally against taking the vaccine.The study’s titled “Pharmacists-physicians collaborative intervention to reduce vaccine hesitancy and resistance”, was published on December 28 in the international journal

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COVID vaccine hesitancy significantly falls after awareness sessions — study

AMMAN A study by Jordanian doctors and researchers revealed that 49 per cent of Jordanians are hesitant towards taking a COVID-19 vaccine, while over 24 per cent are totally against taking the vaccine.The study’s titled “Pharmacists-physicians collaborative intervention to reduce vaccine hesitancy and resistance”, was published on December 28 in the international journal

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Health experts recommend giving COVID -19 vaccines to children

AMMAN Health experts are recommending the administration of COVID-19 vaccines to children in order to reach herd immunity stage. “Studies emerged from Pfizer, Moderna and Sinopharm proved that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective for children between the ages five and 15,” Derar Bal’awi, contagious disease consultant and a member of the Epidemiological Committee at the

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