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A new research study has found that 7,000 hospitalisations and deaths could have been averted in summer 2022 if the UK had had better COVID-19 vaccine coverage.Gaps in COVID-19 vaccine coverage were highlighted in the COALESCE study, the first resear

The first research study of the entire UK population highlights gaps in COVID-19 vaccine coverage. Between a third and a half of the populations of the four UK nations had not had the recommended number of COVID vaccinations and boosters by summer 2022.

The findings, published today in The Lancet, suggest that more than 7,000 hospitalisations and deaths might have been averted in summer 2022 if the UK had had

UK nations show 'striking differences' in landmark study involving data from the entire population aged five and above

More than 7,000 hospital admissions and deaths in the UK could have been avoided in summer 2022 if people had had all their Covid jabs, a study suggests.

More than 7,000 hospital admissions and deaths could have been avoided if people had been fully vaccinated

Younger people, men, those in areas of higher deprivation and people of non-white ethnicity are least likely to have had all their Covid vaccines.

  Older people are being urged to become fully vaccinated against Covid as a world-first study shows thousands of hospital admissions and deaths in the UK could have been avoided if everyone had had all of their doses. The rollout began strongly in the UK, with 90% of the population over the age of 12 […]

Younger people, men, those in areas of higher deprivation and people of non-white ethnicity are least likely to have had all their Covid vaccines.

Younger people, men, those in areas of higher deprivation and people of non-white ethnicity are least likely to have had all their Covid vaccines.