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Also seeing the health secretary seeing a hospital this morning being tackled by an anaesthesiologist there and saying that he doesn�*t want to have a vaccine because he believes that he has got antibodies that he�*s been antibody check. it must�*ve been an extremely uncomfortable conversation for the help secretary to have. you are to have any nurses with the mandating of vaccines are feeling a similar way. that is yet another straw that is broken the camels back. i don�*t have the answ...

One has to be slightly cautious to say that theyve always been vaccine—sceptic. certainly at the beginning, that was the popular belief, maybe even myth, that they would all turn into insurrectionaries and not knuckle under. but they did. it didnt take that much to make them do it. it took pressure from on top, and six months ago, macron, in the first phase of this, instituted the health pass, as it was called, which was a way of encouraging people to get vaccinated. it was the requirement to ...

Uptake in vaccination, and now, six months on, he wants to mop up the rest. there is this recalcitrant 5 million or so over 12 who are not taking it, thats about 5% of the population, and by turning the health pass into a vaccination pass — in other words, making it compulsory now to be vaccinated to get into these services — youre no longer going to be able to get in with just a negative test, that is going to put the pressure on. of course, the pressure is already on because the evidence i...

But what is the uptake? it is like a l party where you send out the invites but not everybody decides they want to come. 30% of people who have had two doses of the vaccine are still to be boosted, and the progress made over christmas was remarkable, days with 900,000 people, million people per day, but that is now back down to around 400,000, so given that there are around about 14 million people still need to get boosted, and it takes about a fortnight before those people really start to see t...

That order enough and what is your assessment of that so far? >> well see what the uptake is. it a value if given early. thats the key. it has to be given in the first few days when viral replication is at its peak. as you develop symptoms, virus replication decreases and an anti viral isnt going to be as effective. i think it seems people that dont want to get vaccinated are willing to take medicines that dont work like hydroxychloroquine. so i think hopefully theyll be willing to also take med...

Or immune systems are strengthening? or because of vaccination? the secretary—general at who pointed out this week that 85% of people in africa have yet to receive a single vaccine dose. never mind the three injected into many of us. hugh, in terms of the impact of omicron, it was first identified in southern africa, even then we were told it was comparatively mild. what is it then that he is particularly worried about? i think its this broader question about inequality, vaccine inequality, an...

Dealt with more than 400,000 people. karen has been based here for that whole time. you are the lead nurse here, its been a busy old year, hasnt it? its been a really busy year, yeah, really busy. we have seen, like you said, over 400,000 people through for the first, second and booster vaccinations. from today, 16 and 17—year—olds in the north—west can get their booster. they dont have to be clinically vulnerable. what impact will that have? its brilliant. the more people come through the...

Even there we were told it was comparatively mild. what is it then that he is particularly worried about? i think its this broader question about inequality, vaccine inequality, and the huge differences in uptake in different countries with the developed, richer nations moving ahead with boosters and first and second doses in some countries really not being available to anything like the majority of the population, or they havent been jabbed so far. i think with omicron, which emerged in souther...

Comparatively mild. what is it that he is worried about?— he is worried about? i think its this broader _ he is worried about? i think its this broader question _ he is worried about? i think its this broader question about - this broader question about inequality. vaccine inequality. and huge differences in uptake in different countries with the developed richer nations moving ahead with this series and first and second doses in some countries really not being available to anything like the m...

Or whatever which said youd been vaccinated or had had a negative test recently in order to get access to all these things in public life. there was no huge uprising, people accepted it, and now hes pushing a little bit further, as you say. the result of that was a huge uptake in vaccination, and now, six months on, he wants to mop up the rest. there is this recalcitrant 5 million or so over 12 who are not taking it, thats about 5% of the population, and by turning the health pass into a vaccina...