Dr Rosie Shire of DAUK on Good Morning Britain discusses concerns about the second dose vaccine delay

Felix Brewer

DAUK News
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Dr Rosie Shire of DAUK discusses concerns regarding the government’s decision to delay the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine for 12 weeks on Good Morning Britain.

She explained that “It’s unknown how effective the vaccination is going to be with this delay of the second dose, and that’s really concerning.”

Watch the full clip here.

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