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SAGE scientist warns of Covid side effect in young people

SAGE scientist warns of Covid side effect in young people
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Coronavirus latest news: Children should not be vaccinated just to protect others, says Sage member

Coronavirus latest news: Children should not be vaccinated just to protect others, says Sage member
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Coronavirus Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson face tricky decision over vaccinating teens

NICOLA Sturgeon and Boris Johnson face a “tricky, tricky, decision” on whether to vaccinate 12-15 year olds - or donate more doses to struggling n

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Vaccinate the developing world rather than children, Government urged

A member of Sage says that vaccinating children will do less to save lives than sending jabs to Africa or India

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Covid vaccine: One in 14 hospital patients with disease had had first dose

PREMIUM The study is tracking cases of hospital admission for Covid among patients who have been vaccinated, versus those unvaccinated. At this stage the data covers first doses rather than second. ONE in 14 patients admitted to hospital since Britain s vaccine rollout began had had at least their first inoculation, with over 100 mostly frail elderly patients dying with Covid more than three weeks after receiving the jag. Scientists stressed that the findings were to be expected and that a steep decline in admissions among immunised individuals was clear evidence that the vaccines are working. The data emerged in the latest publication from the Isaric (International Severe Acute Respiratory and Emerging Infection Consortium) study, which is tracking Covid hospitalisations among vaccinated and unvaccinated patients in Scotland, England, and Wales.

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