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St. Martin News Network - The VMT decides to put the interval between doses back to three weeks and clarifies changing the vaccination target. - Vimarsana News

St. Martin News Network - The VMT decides to put the interval between doses back to three weeks and clarifies changing the vaccination target.

Published: 12 May 2021 PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- The Vaccine Management Team (VMT) has decided on Monday, May 10, to go back to a three-week interval between the doses of the Pfizer vaccine. The initial reason to extend the interval to five weeks was based on the expected third wave of COVID-19 infections. Extending the interval created the extra capacity to give more persons their first dose, offering some protection against a possible new wave. Now, more than a month later, the numbers, fortunately, haven't peeked and seem to remain stable, so the VMT decided to move back to the ...

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The VMT decides to put the interval between doses back to three weeks and clarifies changing the vaccination target

The VMT decides to put the interval between doses back to three weeks and clarifies changing the vaccination target Close Home > Press Releases > The VMT decides to put the interval between doses back to three weeks and clarifies changing the vaccination target The VMT decides to put the interval between doses back to three weeks and clarifies changing the vaccination target Page Image Page Content The Vaccine Management Team (VMT) has decided on Monday, May 10, to go back to a three-week interval between the doses of the Pfizer vaccine. The initial reason to extend the interval to five we...