Health
Britain will allow mixing of COVID-19 vaccines on rare occasions – Reuters
Britain will allow people to be given shots of different COVID-19 vaccines on rare occasions, despite a lack of evidence about the extent of immunity offered by…
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain will allow people to be given shots of different COVID-19 vaccines on rare occasions, despite a lack of evidence about the extent of immunity offered by mixing doses.
In a departure from other strategies globally, the government said people could be given a mix-and-match of two COVID-19 shots, for example if the same vaccine dose was out of stock, according to guidelines published on New Years Eve. (If) the same vaccine is not available, or if the first product received…
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