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The vaccination programme is being rolled out across England (Photo: Pixabay) Community leaders in Brent have urged people to “seriously consider” taking the Covid-19 vaccine when invited as they sought to dispel “fake news” around the procedure. Speaking at a webinar hosted by Brent Council last night (Monday, January 26), medical professionals were joined by religious leaders and community activists to address public concerns around the vaccine. Dr John Licorish, deputy director of Public Health Brent, said he would advise everyone to attend any proposed vaccine appointment where they will have the chance to ask questions about the jab. He acknowledged the current vaccines are not 100 per cent effective and do not stop people from catching or spreading Covid-19, but argued it is a “major step” in combating the virus. ....
A Covid-19 vaccination card after a patient had a dose of the Pfizer/BioNtech covid-19 vaccine - Credit: PA Brent residents still wary of the Covid vaccine are invited to a free webinar to get answers to their questions. The session is taking place on Monday (January 25), between 6pm and 7.30pm to help people gain a better understanding when it comes to being vaccinated against coronavirus. The session is hosted by Cllr Promise Knight, Brent’s lead member for community safety and engagement, and includes a panel of representatives from the community. Dr John Licorish, deputy director of Public Health Brent, will explain why all residents should look to get the vaccine. ....