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the start of their antibody response. we are starting to see that in some studies. so we really urge people to get it. we are hearing a lot, maybe 90% of the calls and our support line, are from people who haven t heard yet and haven t been called for their third dose and that is creating anxiety. nhs england says people who are immunosuppressed have started to receive a third dose and all those eligible will be contacted by their doctor to discuss the timing of when they should have it. meanwhile, the booster campaign is due to be rolled out more widely across england, scotland and wales next week and later this month in northern ireland. katharine da costa, bbc news. earlier i spoke to paul hunter, professor of medicine at the university of east anglia, who told me why the boosters are so important for certain groups. the first priority is people who wouldn t have responded as well to just two doses as we would have liked and the announcement a couple of weeks ago of people who have
surge in covid cases as a an in influenza infections at the same times because not only would that apply additional pressure on the health service at a time where we ve still got quite a lot of pressure from covid but covid an influence at the same time is far more serious thanjust covid at the same time is far more serious than just covid at the same time and also the influenza campaign, you can t afford not to progress with the flu campaign this autumn. you mention the the flu campaign this autumn. you mention the fact the flu campaign this autumn. you mention the fact there are many people overseas who haven t had any covid vaccinations whatsoever. how can we justify the third boosterjab in this country when there are others going without? i in this country when there are others going without?- in this country when there are others going without? i think that is difficult. i others going without? i think that is difficult. i think others going without? i think that is diffic
for people with blood cancer and other people with compromised immunity to get the third dose. for some that might be the start of their antibody response. we are starting to see that in some studies so we really urge people to get it. we are hearing a lot, maybe 90% of the calls on our support line, are from people who haven t heard yet and haven t been called for their third dose and that is creating anxiety. nhs england says people who are immunosuppressed have started to by their doctor to discuss timing. meanwhile the booster campaign is due to be rolled out more widely across england, scotland and wales next week and later this month in northern ireland. katharine da costa, bbc news. let s speak now to paul hunter, professor of medicine at the university of east anglia. what is the thinking behind this roll out of a third boosterjab
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