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Covid booster jabs to be approved for sale to UK public
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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@merridew sounds fair. Potential, easily available.
Someone might chip in at this point, noting the suggested rate, to ask if we can think of anything else to spend G£400 on that might be more useful.
And most of us would point to some sort of crossover, applying some resources to this and some to (those) other things.
And then there are the loonies, quacks, and horrors with their views, but enough of them.
I suspect ...
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... suspect we are under-immjnising; boosting here, and our interests would be better served by assisting more distant neighbours more.
Well you are free to suspect that.
But I'm not going to put the health of my family on hold pending the (impossible) total eradication of global health inequity.