People should be “completely confident” about having the coronavirus vaccine even if they’ve previously been infected, a medical chief has said.
June Raine, chief executive of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), urged everyone who is eligible to get the jab when it becomes available to their group. “It's as safe as any general vaccine, the kind you might have if you're going on holiday, or the flu jab,” she told the BBC.
Pregnant women and some immunocompromised people are being advised not to take the only approved jab so far, from Pfizer, because there is not yet full data about how it could affect them.
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