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Vaccinations still key in latest Guangdong battle against virus

It is to be hoped the province’s sophisticated Covid-19 strategy will pay off again and its border restrictions with Hong Kong can be relaxed ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News June 2, 2021 16:37:00

Giant, astrazeneca, giant, astrazeneca, over a so called variant vaccine that can deal with the strain of the virus first identified in south africa. professor adam finn from the university of bristol sits on thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation. let s talk to him now. that figure, 75% of uk adults, pretty impressive. surely that means the government can go ahead with his road map, lifting all restrictions on england onjune 21? it all restrictions on england on june 21? , ., , all restrictions on england on june 21? ,., , ., all restrictions on england on june 21? , ., ., ., 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats off - 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats off to - 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats off to the | 21? it is of course an amazing - achievement. hats off to the british public for coming forward, as well as all my colleagues in t ....

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Free utensils for those who get the jab: a Kallakurichi man's efforts to promote COVID-19 vaccination

R. Thambudurai, a 30-year-old studio photographer, decided to launch the initiative from his own savings, as many of his neighbours were not taking the vaccine ....

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Child Vaccinations Against Several Diseases Delayed Over Parent COVID Fears: Indian Doctors

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Real challenge to COVID-19 vaccination rates isn't hesitancy - it's equal access for Māori and Pacific people

Kate C. Prickett
Director of the Roy McKenzie Centre for the Study of Families and Children, Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington
Polly Atatoa Carr
Associate Professor, University of Waikato
And there are excellent reasons for such a targeted approach, designed and delivered by Māori and Pacific leaders for Māori and Pacific people. More so, given existing inequities within the health-care system that have fostered unequal health outcomes and distrust in health institutions themselves.
But it is also important to confront the inference that Māori and Pacific people are more prone to believe COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy theories, and that this might be the most significant barrier to vaccination uptake. ....

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