Covid vaccine France: Over 55s, gap between doses…what changes today
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Covid vaccine France: Over 55s, gap between doses…what changes today
Changes also include the first Janssen jabs and the offer of a different second dose for under-55s who have already received a first AstraZeneca dose
12 April 2021
Vaccinations for over-55s begin today, amid a series of new vaccine rule changes in FranceBy Hannah Thompson
Vaccinations for all people aged 55 and over open in France today. The health minister this weekend also confirmed that there would now be a longer gap between the first and second jabs of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. We explain.
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Covidliste: Get a Covid vaccination from leftover doses in France
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Covidliste: Get a Covid vaccination from leftover doses in France
Almost 300,000 people have already signed up to a new platform that connects users to participating vaccination centres, for doses that would otherwise be thrown away. We explain
6 April 2021
Doses may be left unused in open bottles at the end of the day if booked-in patients miss their appointments or there are more doses than appointmentsBy Hannah Thompson
France Covid lockdown not expected to last more than 4 weeks
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France Covid lockdown not expected to last more than 4 weeks
The measures in place for several weeks in some departments are showing positive results, the government’s spokesperson said, but pressure on hospitals remains high
5 April 2021
Government spokesperson Gabriel Attal said that there were positive signs emerging from the lockdown measuresBy Hannah Thompson
The current 10km lockdown restrictions in place across France are not expected to last longer than four weeks, the government spokesperson has said.