Doctors slam delay in COVID-19 boosters: UK
The British Medical Association's Dr Richard Vautrey says the change of plan on vaccine boosters is 'distressing'
UK doctors have said a government decision to delay giving a coronavirus vaccine booster shot to vulnerable patients who have already had a first dose will be distressing and disruptive.
The government said on Wednesday it wanted to give a first dose to as many people as possible before starting to administer boosters at 12 weeks, in an effort to provide more people with a degree of protection more quickly.
