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How the UK will bring forward second doses from 12 to eight weeks

How the UK will bring forward second doses from 12 to eight weeks Sam Blanchard Deputy Health Editor and Luke Andrews Health Reporter For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Prime Minister Boris Johnson today announced that the NHS s Covid vaccine rollout will be rejigged to try and protect people from the Indian variant which he fears will trigger a third wave before lockdown ends in June. All over-50s will now get their second jab within eight weeks of the first, rather than 12, and vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi said the rollout would flex to get second doses to the 10million vulnerable people who aren t yet fully vaccinated.

Coronavirus: How will the UK bring forward second vaccine doses to eight weeks?

Boris warns: Race between our vaccination programme and the virus may be about to become tighter   NHS may redirect the 1million weekly first doses to boost capacity for second jabs for over-50s  All those in top priority groups will get second jab after eight weeks instead of 12 in face of third wave Risk analysts suggest young adults should get the AstraZeneca jab when infection rates are high

Are you anxious about giving teens the jab?

NO by Melanie McDonagh What’s not to like about vaccinating teenagers against Covid? I asked my daughter whether she’d be up for a jab and she rolled her eyes. ‘Do I look like an anti-vaxxer?’ she said wearily. My children, 14 and 17, can’t see any reason why they shouldn’t have a vaccination, always supposing older groups have been vaccinated first. The very few young people under 30 who’ve suffered blood clots after getting the AstraZeneca vaccine is nothing by comparison with the victims of the actual virus. I can’t see any problem with NHS England considering vaccinations for children over 12 when the new school year starts in September, if the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation approves it.

European Medicines Agency Approves AstraZeneca Vaccine, but Concerns Remain

European Medicines Agency Approves AstraZeneca Vaccine, but Concerns Remain Commentary Following 20 million AstraZeneca jabs so far administered in the UK there have been 79 blood clot cases recorded, from which 19 deaths have occurred. The UK government’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) concludes that roughly one in 100,000 young adults are likely to develop these types of blood clots after taking the AstraZeneca vaccine. , co-authored by David Spiegelhalter, chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication at Cambridge University, and Anthony Masters of the Royal Statistical Society, calls this a “tolerable risk” compared to the vaccine’s benefits. It compares the chances of dying from the vaccine to the risk of dying under general anaesthesia, or on a skydiving jump, or winning the UK Lotto jackpot if you bought 450 tickets, or guessing the last five digits of someone’s mobile phone number.

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