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¿Qué tan seguro es cambiar o retrasar las dosis de las vacunas contra Covid-19?
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Retrasar la segunda dosis, una opción para optimizar la vacuna contra el COVID-19
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UK ahead of others once more with emergency approval Britain has ordered 100 million doses of the vaccine Health minister eyes route out of pandemic by spring Regulator advocates new timing of first and second doses Britain to prioritise first shots over boosters
LONDON, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Britain on Wednesday became the first country to approve the coronavirus vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca, hoping that rapid action will help it stem a record surge of infections driven by a highly contagious form of the virus.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government, which has ordered 100 million doses, had already fast-tracked approval of a vaccine developed by Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech, and administered hundreds of thousands of shots weeks ahead of European Union countries and the United States.
Por qué la aprobación de la vacuna Oxford-AstraZeneca puede ser la más importante a nivel mundial
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What you need to know about coronavirus on Wednesday, December 30 CNN 12/30/2020 © Reuters CDC releases illustration of the Coronavirus.
The UK today became the first country in the world to approve Oxford University/AstraZeneca s Covid-19 vaccine, the first step on the road for a shot that is cheaper and easier to transport than other vaccines and is expected to help wider areas of the globe emerge from the pandemic.
The green light also shores up Britain s race to vaccinate more people against the spread of the virus in the country, which on Tuesday broke its daily record of cases for a second consecutive day. Previously, the team developing the vaccine said that two doses of the shot had an an average efficacy of 70%, with one regimen (a half-dose followed by a full dose) showing an efficacy of 90%. On Wednesday, the UK government announced that the first dose will be given to as many people as possible. Clinicians have also been advised to wait as long as 12 weeks t