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Why are so many health workers turning down the vaccine?

16 February 2021

12:15 AM

16 February 2021

12:15 AM

On Saturday the government hit its target of administering a first vaccine dose to 15 million of the highest-risk groups for Covid 19. By now, everyone over the age of 70, all healthcare workers and vulnerable groups should have been offered a vaccine. It is an impressive achievement which stands in contrast to many of the other things that have gone wrong over the past year.

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