Doctors in Berlin have called for a booster vaccination to be used in view of the increasing number of corona cases.
A discussion about the third vaccination should start, said the general practitioner Malik Böttcher on Wednesday in the RBB “Abendschau”.
The Reinickendorfer medical officer Patrick Larscheid sees it this way:
Berlin - “Basically you have to say, look around: People get sick, people die.
It's real, it's not imaginary.
And the less you are vaccinated, the bigger the problem becomes for you. "
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"The vaccine is there, there are enough company doctors, there are general practitioners, there are vaccination centers, there is no need to queue." The Standing Vaccination Commission recommends booster vaccinations for people aged 70 and over and those with a weakened immune system.
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