Vaccines arrive in Australia. Now the challenge begins
142,000 doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine have arrived in Australia, and will soon be divvied up and given to people next week. While it’s a great start, it’s only […]
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The Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine has been approved for use in Australia, but it comes with fine print around who should get it.
In its approval, the Therapeutic Goods Administration noted that the «decision to immunise an elderly patient should be decided on a case-by-case basis with consideration of age, co-morbidities and their environment».
While there are no safety concerns for people who are aged over 65, there weren’t enough people infected with COVID-19 in the clinical trials to determine efficacy in that age group.
So on today’s Coronacast, why didn’t the TGA give the Astra vaccine carte blanche for everyone over 18?
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Coronacast 15 de febrero de 2021
142,000 doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine have arrived in Australia, and will soon be divvied up and given to people next week. While it’s a great start, it’s only […]
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