Covid Vaccination

[groom]

I think if they can be 100% certain that delaying the second dose doesn't negate the first one, then it is better to vaccinate as many as possible, so reducing the effect if you do catch it.

[Viktoria]

I agreed with that, but some Drs / Scientists were worried about it.
I suppose the manufacturers will advise - or keep out if it!
Viktoria.



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[Viktoria]

Just noticed there is a programme aboutNureyev’s  defection to  the  West.
Long, but if there are clips of him dancing wow!
I was having an early night but not now!
Viktoria.
BBC2.  9-30.-11-30.

[Gadget]

I agreed with that, but some Drs / Scientists were worried about it.
I suppose the manufacturers will advise - or keep out if it!
Viktoria.
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Pfizer were/are advising 21 days. WHO are saying up to 42 days (6 weeks)

[Rena]

I agreed with that, but some Drs / Scientists were worried about it.
I suppose the manufacturers will advise - or keep out if it!
Viktoria.
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Pfizer were/are advising 21 days. WHO are saying up to 42 days (6 weeks)

Are you stating W.H.O (World Health Organisatin), or asking who are stating up to 42 days?

[Gadget]

 

What do you think I mean!

[Mike in Cumbria]

What do you think I mean!

White House Office?
World Honda Organisation?

[cuffie81]

I think most of us know what you meant Gadget.

But just for reference.

WHO
Interim recommendations for use of the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, BNT162b2, under Emergency Use Listing
08 Jan 2021
https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/WHO-2019-nCoV-vaccines-SAGE_recommendation-BNT162b2-2021.1


Administration
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An interval of 21–28 days between the doses is recommended.
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Considerations for deferring the second dose
WHO acknowledges that a number of countries face exceptional circumstances of vaccine supply constraints combined with a high disease burden.
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Countries experiencing exceptional epidemiological circumstances may consider delaying for a short period the administration of the second dose as a pragmatic approach to maximizing the number of individuals benefiting from a first dose while vaccine supply continues to increase. WHO's recommendation at present is that the interval between doses may be extended up to 42 days (6 weeks), on the basis of currently available clinical trial data.

EDIT: Corrected article date

[Gadget]

I think you and I actually read the current evidence, Cuffie.