Where you’ll sit on the Covid priority list, where to go and how long to wait between jabs: Everything you need to know about Australia’s coronavirus vaccine in one minute Every Australian over the age of 16 will be offered the vaccine this year, gov says Government plans on giving Aussies their two Covid jabs … Read more
Vaccine nationalism? Many Britons say they would not feel safe taking Chinese or Russian jabs even if they are approved for use by UK regulators – but a huge 90% back the Oxford version Poll shows some 73 per cent of people say it does not matter which jab they get But the survey found … Read more
The Oxford coronavirus vaccine will work for over-65s, scientists say, after the German advisory committee claimed it was 6.5 per cent effective for the age group. Professor Anthony Harnden, the deputy chairman of the committee that decided the jabs priority list, vowed there was ‘really good evidence’ that it is ‘safe and effective’. He added … Read more
Germany’s vaccine commission says AstraZeneca jab should only be used for under-65s because of insufficient data on older people By Tim Stickings For Mailonline Published: 13:39 GMT, 28 January 2021 | Updated: 13:40 GMT, 28 January 2021 Germany‘s vaccine commission has recommended that the AstraZeneca vaccine only be used for under-65s because there is not … Read more
AstraZeneca has warned EU countries it will cut deliveries of its Covid-19 vaccine by 60 per cent to 31 million doses in the first quarter due to production problems. The decrease deals another blow to Europe’s Covid-19 vaccination drive after Pfizer Inc and partner BioNTech SE slowed supplies of their vaccine to the bloc this … Read more
The number of people getting vaccinated against Covid in the UK has fallen for the third day in a row raising fears that the rollout has stalled over the weekend. Around 187,000 people in England and Scotland were vaccinated yesterday, January 18, with the UK total slumping from 225,000 on Sunday, 277,000 on Saturday and … Read more
Finance boss at Oxford Covid vaccine firm is spoken to by police after driving 250 miles to his second home ‘in search of better wi-fi signal’ Lee Warren travelled from Staffordshire to Rothbury, Northumberland last week He travelled with family on January 4, the same day lockdown was announced Three days later police ordered Mr … Read more
Fast-tracked vaccine rollout makes Australians want to go shopping again with the appetite for buying big ticket items at pre-pandemic levels ANZ-Roy Morgan survey showed consumers keen on buying major home item This score was at the highest level in 11 months before start of Covid pandemic Survey was taken as government announced an earlier … Read more
Australia will not achieve herd immunity by relying on the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, experts have warned, leaving the country at risk of rolling coronavirus epidemics that will prevent us from returning to normal life. The government has ordered 53.8 million doses of the vaccine developed with Oxford University, with jabs set to be administered from March. … Read more
Embarrassment for Health Secretary Matt Hancock as London GP surgery he visits to promote the launch of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine roll-out reveals it HASN’T GOT ANY Minister visited the Bloomsbury Surgery in central London this morning Said Oxford/ AstraZeneca vaccine being supplied to GPs across the country But surgery partner said its first delivery had … Read more
Rollout of crucial coronavirus vaccine in Australia could be delayed by weeks due to a PAPERWORK bungle By Alana Mazzoni For Daily Mail Australia Published: 20:15 GMT, 4 January 2021 | Updated: 20:15 GMT, 4 January 2021 The rollout of the Astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine in Australia could be delayed by weeks due to a bungle … Read more
Questions are being asked over the speed at which the UK managed to approve the ‘game-changing’ Oxford University/AstraZeneca jab. Yesterday, Britain became the first and only country to give the go ahead for the use of the vaccine, following rigorous trials which found no-one who was given the jab became seriously ill. Dr June Raine, … Read more
U.S. doctors are worried that their patients won’t return to get a second dose of coronavirus vaccine if the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) doesn’t give them a clear, upfront warning that none of the shots will be a ‘walk in the park.’ ‘As a practicing physician, I have got to be sure … Read more