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Completely wrong : Anger over COVID-19 vaccine second dose delay for seniors

‘Completely wrong’: Anger over COVID-19 vaccine second dose delay for seniors Saba Aziz © John Woods/THE CANADIAN PRESS Dr. Joss Reimer, left, medical officer of health, Manitoba Health and Seniors Care, and medical lead, Vaccine Implementation Task Force injects Mabel Aldwinckle with her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Meadowood Manor in Winnipeg, Friday, January 29, 2021. Dr Reimer was finishing up the first round of inoculations at Manitoba’s personal care homes today. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods An Alberta senior is extremely concerned about the four-month gap between COVID-19 vaccine doses, appealing to the Canadian government to expedite her case.

One day in Ottawa and a catastrophe of vaccine messaging

One day in Ottawa and a catastrophe of vaccine messaging Shannon Proudfoot: From a television appearance by NACI s chair to a confounding response by the health minister, confidence in COVID vaccines took a beating Hajdu rises during Question Period in the House of Commons Dec. 10, 2020 (CP/Justin Tang) Monday was an absolutely hideous day if what you wanted was clear, useful, confidence-boosting communication about COVID-19 vaccines in Canada. If you wanted…the horrible opposite of that, then it was a good outing. First up was the National Advisory Council on Immunization (NACI), whose press conferences must increasingly be viewed like incoming meteorites by public health agencies who have to figure out how to educate and reassure a jumpy public after each one.

COVID vaccines: Why the first shot you re offered is still the best shot

Who are we to say whether you should get the AstraZeneca vaccine or not? says National Advisory Committee on Immunization

6 hours ago OTTAWA – The National Advisory Committee on Immunization has been accused of causing confusion by telling Canadians they “should do whatever feels right to them” with respect to taking the AstraZenecavaccine or waiting for Pfizer or Moderna. “All we’re saying is listen to your heart. It’s really not our place to say one way or the other,” said Dr. Shelly Deeks, vice-chair of the body created to tell Canadians what to do with respect to vaccinations. “On the one hand you totally could get the AZ vaccine and protect yourself against the deadly COVIDpandemic. On the other hand you could not do that. Both seem like good choices to us.”

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