New Zealand man gets 10 vaccine doses in one day
A New Zealand man got 10 vaccine doses in one day impersonating people who allegedly paid him to take the shots for them.
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A New Zealand man got 10 vaccine doses in one day impersonating people who allegedly paid him to take the shots for them.
GPs say they are under huge pressure from patients who want them to issue an exemption to the mandatory vaccine order.
Anti-vaccine doctors are offering online vaccination exemptions, despite official exemption criteria not yet being finalised.
Experts say "really high" rates - up to 90-95 per cent - are needed across all communities, before rules can relax - but we're some way off yet.
Wanshika Kumar 23 July, 2021, 1:45 pm Nurse Melaia Tuiwara prepares a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine during a vaccination drive at University of Fiji in Saweni, Lautoka. Picture: REINAL CHAND People who have been infected with COVID-19 and then receive a first shot of a vaccine will have greater protection than those who have not been infected and vaccinated. This, according to Professor Peter McIntyre from the University of Otago and medical adviser for New Zealand’s Immunisation Advisory Centre. He made the comment during a Fiji National University virtual panel discussion on COVI...