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06 Apr 23 18:43
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cant believe this but hey ho we have had covid debates before.....

Babies with underlying conditions will be offered a Covid vaccine, UK health chiefs confirmed today.

Around 60,000 infants aged six months to four years will be eligible for two Pfizer jabs.

They include children with poorly controlled asthma and issues affecting their heart, kidneys, liver or digestive system.

While Covid poses a small threat to the overwhelming majority of children, some are at risk of a more serious illness. Jabs are the 'best way to increase their protection', according to the Government's vaccine taskforce.

NHS sites will begin offering jabs in mid-June. Parents should wait to be contacted before coming forward, officials said.
daily mail

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know all
When: 06 Apr 23 18:50
so are they guessing they could help where is the evidence ?  before they gave us pfizer jabs it was not tested on humans that was admitted by there ceo in america, tested on mice yes
By:
Life-Lucky
When: 06 Apr 23 18:59
Totally sickening
By:
Jinxy1
When: 06 Apr 23 19:00
They dont have to have them. Parents choice.
By:
howard
When: 06 Apr 23 19:10
And if they die it won't be the jabsWink
By:
s.kenbo
When: 06 Apr 23 19:31
Don’t babies and kids have loads of vaccines anyway?
By:
howard
When: 06 Apr 23 20:00
covid jabs are I understand not a vaccine rather more to it.
By:
Movewiththetimes
When: 06 Apr 23 22:32
Simple stats, 91% of people over 12 in UK believe in them(had at least 2 jabs) 9% don't(not had one) don't think much will change now.
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