Will Canada approve a first-dose-first strategy now that AstraZeneca has been approved?
Article content This week, buoyed by the apparent success of a “first dose first” vaccine rollout, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled a plan to slowly unshackle England from COVID restrictions by the end of June. The U.K.’s controversial strategy to space vaccine doses up to three months apart, rather than the originally approved three to four weeks, in order to give as many people at least one shot sooner could see every British adult offered a first dose of a COVID vaccine by the end of July — months sooner than Canada. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.