direct to your inboxPeople with 'significant' allergies are being warned not to get the Pzifer coronavirus vaccine.It comes after two healthcare workers who received the jab yesterday, on the first day of the UK roll-out, suffered an allergic reaction shortly afterwards.The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MRHA), the UK's vaccine regulator, has now asked NHS Trusts not to administer the jab to anyone who has "a significant history of allergic reactions".But who exactly does
Coronavirus vaccine a step closer as regulator asked to assess Oxford AstraZeneca jab
27.11.2020 - 11:24 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
A coronavirus vaccine roll-out could be a step closer after the regulator was formally asked by the Government to assess the Oxford University and AstraZeneca jab.The move 'marks a significant first step in getting the vaccine approved for deployment' if it meets the necessary standards, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) said.Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “We are working tirelessly to be in the best possible position to deploy a vaccine as soon as one is approved by the
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02.12.2020 / 11:11
Coronavirus vaccine approved by UK regulator and will be rolled out next week
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23.11.2020 / 22:36
Prince William Congratulates University Of Oxford Team Working On Coronavirus Vaccine: ‘I’m So Pleased For All Of You’
Prince William congratulated those working on a coronavirus vaccine in a special video call shared on Monday.
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23.11.2020 / 11:37
UK coronavirus vaccine rollout could start NEXT MONTH after Oxford/AstraZeneca trial breakthrough
“We have just got to get on with this as soon as possible.”Health Secretary Matt Hancock called the data from AstraZeneca and Oxford University “really encouraging news”, but stressed that vaccines need to be approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).“This is really encouraging news on the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine, that obviously we’ve been backing since the start,” he told Sky News.“And I’m really very pleased, really welcome these figures, this data, that