The WHO recommends a maximum gap between Pfizer doses of 3-6 weeks, ie 42 days max.
So why is the government going it alone with an off-label, evidence free, 12+ week gap?
*Today* is 42 days since the first Pfizer doses.
This is wrong, @BorisJohnson.
bbc.com/news/uk-557770…
So why is the government going it alone with an off-label, evidence free, 12+ week gap?
*Today* is 42 days since the first Pfizer doses.
This is wrong, @BorisJohnson.
bbc.com/news/uk-557770…
Here are the WHO’s recommendations - a dosing gap of up to 42 days only in exceptional circumstances.
Yet hospital trusts are sending their staff emails (which I have been shown) telling them the WHO backs the govt’s 12 week gap.
This is simply untrue.
Yet hospital trusts are sending their staff emails (which I have been shown) telling them the WHO backs the govt’s 12 week gap.
This is simply untrue.
Is English exceptionalism (again) really prudent in an age of vaccine hesitancy?
The WHO guidance (contradicting govt policy) is freely available online:
The WHO guidance (contradicting govt policy) is freely available online:
Notably, last weekend on @SkyNews Dominic Raab refused even to guarantee that people would receive their second doses within 12 weeks (see piece below).
We can see where this might be heading. news.sky.com/story/covid-19…
We can see where this might be heading. news.sky.com/story/covid-19…
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