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Spain begins Covid-19 vaccination of under-60s: All the latest campaign information, region by region

Mass vaccination center in the Olympic Stadium in Seville.PACO PUENTES Spain is beginning to administer the first Covid-19 vaccines to the general population aged under 60. The regions of Aragón, Andalusia and Navarre have started to schedule vaccination appointments for people aged over 55, while Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and the Basque Country are set to do so next week. This is despite the fact that the Spanish Health Ministry has yet to outline a plan for the vaccination of this younger demographic. The last update to the ministry’s vaccination strategy only states that people in the 50-59 age group “will receive the vaccine considered best based on availability, the context of the pandemic and scientific evidence.” For now, this group is being vaccinated with the Covid-19 vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, which both work by using RNA messenger technology.

Public Health Commission extends second AstraZeneca dose delay

Posted on 2 days ago 5 min read The Public Health Commission, in which all the autonomous communities and the Ministry of Health are represented, today agreed to extend the interval between the first and second doses of AstraZeneca from 12 to 16 weeks for people under 60 who have already received the first one. Expanding the interval will allow more information to be made available in order to make a decision that guarantees the safety of the vaccination, taking into account the best available knowledge, they say.   Thus, the published pharmacovigilance data on the use of the second dose of AZ in this age group and the new evidence on the use of a different vaccine for those who have received the first dose of AZ can be reviewed. In addition, the results of the Oxford University dose interchangeability study and other clinical trials such as the one initiated in Spain by the ISCIII will be available.

Coronavirus vaccine: A million Spaniards due second AstraZeneca shot will have to wait another month | Society

Isabel Solís, a 36-year-old teacher in Seville who received the first AstraZeneca dose in March.PACO PUENTES / EL PAÍS On Tuesday, May 4, it will have been 84 days since the first doses of Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine were administered in Spain. That’s 12 weeks – the maximum time that the technical sheet for the Covid-19 vaccine recommends between the two injections necessary to offer full protection. The Public Health Commission, which is made up of the central Health Ministry and the country’s regions, met today to decide what course of action to take for the more than a million under-60s who have received their first dose and have been left in limbo ever since the Spanish health authorities opted to use the medication exclusively for the 60-69 age group given concerns over the tiny risk of blood clots associated with AstraZeneca. In the end the health authorities have opted to delay the decision for another four weeks.

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