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Older Australians at back of queue for mRNA vaccines despite Atagi advice to give them choice – The Guardian

There will soon be enough Pfizer and Moderna jabs to offer to those who don’t want AstraZeneca, but politicians say 12- to 15-year-olds…

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August 30, 2021

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Older Australians could have to wait months to get a choice of vaccines, despite the technical advisory group on immunisation (Atagi) calling on the government to consider making mRNA vaccines such as Pfizer available to them.
With supplies of mRNA vaccines…

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