The end of the age limit at 65 for those eligible to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine is great news.
This will allow a greater number of vulnerable French people to be protected more quickly, which remains the priority more than ever in the fight against Covid.
Unfortunately, the health authorities have not gone far enough in simplification, and this measure risks perpetuating the false and dangerous idea that the vaccine invented in England by the University of Oxford and produced by AstraZeneca is less effective than the two messenger RNA vaccines from Pfizer / BioNTech and Moderna.
Why?
Because while the rule which limited the use of the British vaccine to under 65 years is abolished without age limit, Olivier Véran suggested last night that the use remained reserved for under 74 years.
It was in fact only a question of insisting on a forgotten population, which had access neither to AstraZeneca, nor to Pfizer or Moderna, except to suffer from
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