Coronavirus vaccine may be rolled out in UK next week as hospitals told to prepare
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mirror.co.ukHospitals have reportedly been told to get ready for a coronavirus vaccine which could be available in nine days time. NHS staff will be the first people to be given the vaccine and bosses have said hospitals in England might get their first deliveries of the Pfizer -BionTech jab around December 7, the Guardian reports.
The Pfizer vaccine does come with it's limitations - it has a five day shelf life and it's believed that it can't be moved more than four times before rendering it less effective.
Making getting it to care homes where there is a huge need challenging. Pfizer production plant in Belgium will move it to storage hubs in Britain and then it will be moved on to hospitals.
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