The British Association of Doctors has expressed great concern about the authorities' new vaccination strategy. UK medical directors have indicated that the second dose of Pfizer's vaccine should be given 3-12 weeks after the first, when the initial instructions said it should be at week 3. The Brexit transition period ends. Manufacturers of disinfectants will not pay a special fee in the United States. US Army sends B-52 bombers to the Middle East. Italians jump into the Tiber River as part of a New Year's tradition.
5 Things: British Doctors Association Raises "Serious Concerns" About UK Vaccination Strategy and Other News | Video | CNN
2021-01-01T16:10:40.514Z
- Pitch Invasion: Real Madrid vs Borussia Dortmund Disrupted by Mellstroy's Bounty
- Security Breach During Germany-Denmark Euro 2024 Match: Man Arrested on Stadium Roof
- News 13 Staff Outraged Over Controversial Appointment: A Blow to Morale and Integrity
- Taylor Swift Shakes Scotland: Concerts Trigger Seismic Activity and Major Economic Boost
The British Association of Doctors has expressed great concern about the authorities' new vaccination strategy. Medical directors | World | CNN