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German government rejects mixed-up jab reports

German government rejects mixed-up jab reports © EPA Germany has begun its mass vaccination campaign as the virus spreads Germany s health ministry and AstraZeneca have rejected German media reports on Monday that cast doubt on the effectiveness of the drug-maker s vaccine in the elderly. AstraZeneca, a UK-Swedish company, described the reports as completely incorrect while the health ministry said key data had been misreported. The media reports quoted anonymous German government sources. They come amid tension between the EU and AstraZeneca over vaccine supplies. German Health Minister Jens Spahn has called for fair distribution , and UK Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi warned of the dead end of vaccine nationalism .

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UK COVID-19 Update: Vaccine Supply Warning, COVID Deaths Pass 100,000 Milestone

UK COVID-19 Update: Vaccine Supply Warning, COVID Deaths Pass 100,000 Milestone
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Coronavirus: Germany rejects mixed up reports on AstraZeneca jab

BBC News Published image captionGermany has begun its mass vaccination campaign as the virus spreads Germany s health ministry and AstraZeneca have rejected German media reports on Monday that cast doubt on the effectiveness of the drug-maker s vaccine in the elderly. AstraZeneca, a UK-Swedish company, described the reports as completely incorrect while the health ministry said key data had been misreported. The media reports quoted anonymous German government sources. They come amid tension between the EU and AstraZeneca over vaccine supplies. What did the reports say? The reports emerged in Handelsblatt, a respected financial daily, and the mass-circulation Bild, quoting sources within Germany s governing coalition.

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UK vaccination drive expands as COVID-19 toll nears 100,000

UK vaccination drive expands as virus toll nears 100,000

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Pfizer Covid Vaccine: Doctors Urge UK Government To Shorten Gap Between First And Second Dose

Pfizer Covid Vaccine: Doctors Urge UK Government To Shorten Gap Between First And Second Dose Currently, the UK government is administering the second dose of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine 12 weeks after the first dose, in an attempt to vaccinate more number of people with the first jab as quickly as possible PTI Associated Press (AP) 2021-01-23T18:16:46+05:30 Pfizer Covid Vaccine: Doctors Urge UK Government To Shorten Gap Between First And Second Dose outlookindia.com 2021-01-23T18:20:55+05:30 Also read A major British doctors group has urged the UK government to “urgently review” it s decision to administer the second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine only after 12 weeks after the first dose, rather than the shorter gap recommended by the manufacturer and the World Health Organisation.

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