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LOOK HER IN THE EYES AND TELL HER YOU DIDN’T SACK THEY GUY WHO WENT TO BARNARD CASTLE TO TEST HIS EYES
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The WHO recommends a maximum gap between Pfizer doses of 3-6 weeks, ie 42 days max.
So why is the government going it alone with an off-label, evidence free, 12+ week gap?
*Today* is 42 days since the first Pfizer doses.
This is wrong, @BorisJohnson.
bbc.com/news/uk-557770…
So why is the government going it alone with an off-label, evidence free, 12+ week gap?
*Today* is 42 days since the first Pfizer doses.
This is wrong, @BorisJohnson.
bbc.com/news/uk-557770…
Letter by BMA to Chris Whitty seen by BBC calls for gap between Pfizer vaccine doses to be reduced from 12 weeks to 6. BMA claims UK strategy looks isolated internationally - also concerns over whether 12 week delay might not allow second doses of the Pfizer to be guaranteed
I am sad about my mother's death today, less than 10 days from her 2nd dose of Pfizer Covid vaccine. She was a memory patient, but had been strong and active until she fell for the first time in 87 years, after the first covid vaccine and twice after the second dose.
So you’re saying ignoring evidence-based-medicine like, for example delaying the 2nd dose of the Pfizer vaccine from 3 weeks to 3 months, means bad things could happen? Huh, who would’ve thought.
Delaying second vaccine dose increases risk of new resistant strain, Sage papers warn independent.co.uk/news/health/co…
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The WHO recommends a maximum gap between Pfizer doses of 3-6 weeks, ie 42 days max.
So why is the government going it alone with an off-label, evidence free, 12+ week gap?
*Today* is 42 days since the first Pfizer doses.
This is wrong, @BorisJohnson.
bbc.com/news/uk-557770…
So why is the government going it alone with an off-label, evidence free, 12+ week gap?
*Today* is 42 days since the first Pfizer doses.
This is wrong, @BorisJohnson.
bbc.com/news/uk-557770…
Letter by BMA to Chris Whitty seen by BBC calls for gap between Pfizer vaccine doses to be reduced from 12 weeks to 6. BMA claims UK strategy looks isolated internationally - also concerns over whether 12 week delay might not allow second doses of the Pfizer to be guaranteed
Top doctors want 12-week Pfizer vaccine gap halved bbc.in/397hbKU
British Medical Association says 12-week vaccine dose gap is ‘difficult to justify’ inews.co.uk/news/health/co…
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LOOK HER IN THE EYES AND TELL HER YOU DIDN’T SACK THEY GUY WHO WENT TO BARNARD CASTLE TO TEST HIS EYES
The new adverts warning people to stay home pic.twitter.com/erIn70vtTL