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Both the Pfizer/BioNTech and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines have been authorised on the basis of two doses, because the evidence from the clinical trials shows that this gives the maximum level of […]
Side effects are important considerations when the MHRA is assessing vaccines. As with many other vaccines, the MHRA identified that some people might feel slightly unwell after receiving either of […]
The NHS is rolling out the vaccination programme in line with the recommendations of the JCVI. Please refer to the Croydon area vaccination programme update page to […]
Until now the NHS has asked people to wait to be contacted to help ensure that those who are most vulnerable are protected first. That remains the case for most […]
We understand that some communities have specific concerns and may be more hesitant in taking the vaccine than others. The NHS is working to ensure vaccine messages reach as diverse […]
If you are caring for someone with underlying health conditions who would struggle to cope if you became unwell, you can help the vaccination effort by contacting your GP practice […]
The MHRA have updated their guidance to say that pregnant women and those who are breastfeeding can have the vaccine but should discuss it with a clinician to ensure that […]
Vaccines are approved if they are considered safe for people with long-term conditions. The approved vaccines are safe and effective for the vast majority of people; they have been tested on tens of thousands of people and […]
Currently there is no evidence that the new variants will be resistant to the vaccines we have, so we are continuing to vaccinate people as planned. Scientists are now looking […]
