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Setting the record straight on covid booster jabs: We asked the experts to answer your questions

Despite millions of us having had our third vaccination, some people are still hesitant. We asked the experts to address their main concerns ....

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UK government urges all pregnant women to get immediate Covid jab

UK government urges all pregnant women to get immediate Covid jab
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Pregnant women urged to get Covid jab to reduce risk to babies

The Government said Covid-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women and have no impact on fertility. ....

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Pregnant women urged to get Covid jab to reduce risk to babies

The Government said Covid-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women and have no impact on fertility. ....

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Pregnant women urged to get Covid jab to reduce risk to babies

The Government said Covid-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women and have no impact on fertility. ....

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