Manchester health bosses on vaccination fears, side effects, blood clots, unregistered patients, infection rates - and the impact of opening up
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox As thousands of people across Manchester receive their second Covid-19 jabs, the Manchester Evening News spoke to health leaders about the vaccine roll-out in the city.
Jennifer Williams had a discussion with Dr Manisha Kumar, Medical Director of Manchester Health and Care Commissioning, and David Regan, Director of Public Health for Manchester.
They spoke of how they are combatting vaccine 'hesitancy', possible side effects including rare blood clots, Ramadan, unregistered patients, as well as infection rates, which tests people should be taking - and the impact of the 'road map' to opening up.
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