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Within 100 days. courtney bembridge, bbc news. whilst the uk has announced a third boosterjab for all adults, a significant portion of people in lower and middle income countries still haven't had their first. and in south africa for example , where the omicron variant was first sequenced, only a quarter of the population has been vaccinated. i'm nowjoined by anna marriott, the health policy manager for oxfam and the policy lead for the peoples vaccine alliance. we heard gordon brown, the former british prime minister, say the other day that part of the reason the omicron variant has emerged i...

From rich country governments, and pharmaceutical corporations, is also fuelling vaccine hesitancy. we need to combat the scarcity. we need to mmp to combat the scarcity. we need to ramp up production. if we have successful vaccine roll—out campaigns, they would protect people but they would also serve to challenge the emerging vaccine hesitancy. challenge the emerging vaccine hesitan . �* . challenge the emerging vaccine hesitan . ~ ., ., ~ challenge the emerging vaccine hesitan . ~ ., ., ,, challenge the emerging vaccine hesitan . ~ ., ., ., hesitancy. 0k, anna, thank you for our hesitan...

The coronavirus will thrive as long as vast parts of the world lack vaccines, according to scientists and organizers trying to get shots out to the world.

The coronavirus will thrive as long as vast parts of the world lack vaccines, according to scientists and organizers trying to get shots out to the world.

LONDON (AP) — The emergence of the new omicron variant and the world's desperate and likely futile attempts to keep it at bay are reminders of what scientists have warned