England weekly take-up data from the NHS shows good take-up extending down into the 40-49 age band. It's pushed above 80% in the upper half, and looks as though it's likely to get to around that level for 40-44 as well.
Let's hope the thirties are as enthusiastic.
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Let's hope the thirties are as enthusiastic.
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Second doses have been concentrated on the sixties group in the last week, although there's been some progress in the fifties too. This data is up to last Sunday, so there won't be any impact from the acceleration announced last Friday.
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2nd dose take-up continues to look excellent, at over 96% above age 70, and with the upper 60's looking like it should surpass 90% in due course.
It's important to get the 2nd dose to get the fullest protection possible. One dose "only" prevents around 85% of serious illness.
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It's important to get the 2nd dose to get the fullest protection possible. One dose "only" prevents around 85% of serious illness.
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Finally, here's the PHE cut of the same data, using NIMS population data, which is higher, and thus gives lower, but still very creditable, take-up rates.
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