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With vaccinating children is actually the timing, that at this moment theres plenty of other people who are at serious risk of death and of severe disease. those need to be vaccinated first. yes. and indeed, that brings us back to the question of inequity, which you raised from the very beginning of this interview. as you say, in the disadvantaged parts of the world, only i% or so of people have been vaccinated. and yet the uk government, the german government is talking about delivering third b...

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At the moment, id probably say no. its a contentious issue, _ but i think it should be compulsory to have vaccinations l across all age groups. from the young to the old, a programme of third boosterjabs will be confirmed tomorrow, initially for the over 70s, starting with care home residents. the aim, to counter any whining of immunity and give the maximum protection over winter to those most at risk from covid. fergus walsh, bbc news. this afternoon, there was also a warning from the chief med...

For every one million first doses given to healthy 12—15—year—olds, it is estimated they will save two admissions to intensive care, and 87 admissions to hospital. 0n the risk, there will be between three and 17 cases of myocarditis, inflammation of the heart, which could also be triggered by covid. which can also be triggered by covid, include chest pain, shortness of breath and palpitations. but these are mostly mild and short—lived. after so much toing and froing on this issue, what d...

To vaccinate children in order to protect the adults and reduce transmission, because, first of all, children are not the major drivers of transmission. secondly, most adults are vaccinated. and then thirdly, we know the virus can still infect people who are vaccinated. so it doesnt fully prevent transmission, in order to do that. the biggest problem i see with vaccinating children is actually the timing, that at this moment theres plenty of other people who are at serious risk of death and of s...

The german government is talking about delivering third boosterjabs to its over 50s population come september. now, the who hasjust, in the last few minutes, said they think thats a bad idea. there should be a moratorium on boosterjabs till at least the end of september, to ensure that the focus is on getting firstjabs into arms in the developing world. whats your view? well, we are in an improving situation. weve got, as i mentioned before, just over four billion doses of vaccines out there. an...

The biggest problem i see with vaccinating children is actually the timing, that at this moment theres plenty of other people who are at serious risk of death and of severe disease. those need to be vaccinated first. yes. and indeed, that brings us back to the question of inequity, which you raised from the very beginning of this interview. as you say, in the disadvantaged parts of the world, only i% or so of people have been vaccinated. and yet the uk government, the german government is talkin...