The UK has already vaccinated over 50% of people in their priority groups, which include young people with disabilities & chronic diseases.
The US guidance recommends people aged 16–64 years with high-risk medical conditions be vaccinated at the same time as those aged 65–74.
The US guidance recommends people aged 16–64 years with high-risk medical conditions be vaccinated at the same time as those aged 65–74.
https://twitter.com/VaccineStatusUK/status/1362799531012808707
Meanwhile in Canada, those under 60 with disabilities & chronic diseases aren’t recommended to be vaccinated until after all healthy 60+ people are done.
I hope someone with the right skills & expertise is planning an international comparison study of ♿️ experiences & outcomes.
I hope someone with the right skills & expertise is planning an international comparison study of ♿️ experiences & outcomes.
Here are the Canadian recommendations if you haven’t already seen them. (There’s a graphic, too, that I refuse to tweet. They obviously spent so much effort making an image with stylized needles that they were too tired to assess & apply risk evidence.) canada.ca/en/public-heal…
Provinces don’t have to follow those recommendations to the letter, but most will likely just follow the national guidance, more or less.
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