It comes as the North East Essex Clinical Commissioning Group is rolling out walk-in vaccinations sites. No pre-booked appointments are required in order to use the pop-up service and both first and second doses are being offered. The scheme is part of a fresh drive to encourage more people of all ages and ethnicities to get the coronavirus vaccine. It is also designed to make the process more accessible and flexible for those who lead busier and more hectic lives. Lisa Nobes, director of nursing and clinical quality for the North East Essex CCG, said: “I was vaccinating at a walk-in and we had a number of people who just happened to be out shopping who had not got around to booking an appointment.
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https://www.afinalwarning.com/514881.html (Natural News) A 27-year-old British engineer described as “fit and healthy” died after getting the first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine against COVID-19. Field service Jack Last died on April 20 at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge, England – 11 days after being rushed to the emergency room for headaches. The Suffolk resident joins the list of individuals who died after being vaccinated with the AstraZeneca shot recently linked to blood clots.
Last’s demise came as a devastating blow to his family, who described him as “fit as ever.” His 32-year-old elder sister Jasmine commented: “It was very unusual for Jack to feel unwell at all. To my knowledge, he … never had a day off work due to illness.” She also described him as someone who definitely lived an active lifestyle and “managing to fit in so much.”
Health experts in Essex to answer questions on Covid vaccine and pregnancy HEALTH experts will be answering questions people may have relating to the Covid vaccine, fertility, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Pregnant women are now set to be offered a Covid vaccination when other people their age get one. The event, being hosted the Maternity Voices Partnership in partnership with the Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care System , is being held on Friday at noon. Anyone who is planning conception, is pregnant or is a new mother is encouraged to join. Mel Lewis from the Maternity Voices Partnership, said: “This is an event that will be much appreciated by our members who have several questions about the vaccine and any possible effect it may have on maternity, breastfeeding, pregnancy and fertility.”