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Covid-19 booster shots should be given to most vulnerable people, says WHO

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AstraZeneca’s Covid shot still useful in variant-hit areas: WHO

AstraZeneca Plc’s Covid-19 vaccine is worth using in areas hit by mutated strains of the virus, World Health Organization officials and partners said, countering concerns about reduced effectiveness that arose in a recent test.There’s evidence the vaccine AstraZeneca developed with the University of Oxford could provide meaningful protection against severe disease caused by the highly infectious variant that emerged in South Africa, called B.1.351, according to Kate O’Brien, who heads the WHO’s vaccination division.

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Poorer countries could start getting Covid-19 vaccines this month: WHO

Covid-19 vaccines as soon as this month from a World Health Organization-backed programme aiming to divvy up shots fairly to help end the pandemic, WHO immunization director Kate O'Brien said on Thursday.The COVAX facility has raised $6 billion of the $7 billion that it has sought in 2021 to help finance deliveries to 92 developing nations with limited or no means to buy vaccines on their own, O'Brien told a social media event.Also Read | The faces behind the farmer revoltUntil now, wealthier nations including Britain, European Union members, the United States, Switzerland and Israel have been at the front of the queue for vaccine deliveries from companies including Pfizer and partner BioNTech, Moderna and AstraZeneca.The WHO on Dec.

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WHO against mandatory Covid-19 vaccines

The World Health Organization has said that persuading people on the merits of a Covid-19 vaccine would be far more effective than trying to make the jabs mandatory.

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Coronavirus: WHO does not foresee COVID-19 vaccines being made mandatory

The World Health Organization (WHO) officials said Monday they do not foresee mandatory vaccinations being introduced around the world to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

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