ricardo00

According to your own government's published info on 1/7/2021 the injections recommended are both full dose. You can check with your daughter or ask when you get your shot. Also, 30% of those people who received both injections still got COVID though none were hospitalized (in comparison to the 5 hospitalizations in the control group). Also about 50% of individuals who got the first shot still got COVID and 2 were hospitalized. Clearly the vaccine is useful, easy to produce, ship and vaccinate. So much better than getting no vaccination. And congrats to the scientists at Oxford and Astra Zeneca who developed it. If you want to see what your own government says:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/regulatory-approval-of-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca/information-for-healthcare-professionals-on-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca

PS. My son who works in the hospital has already gotten his first shot (of the Pfizer vaccine) plus his booster.

John Hicks Loc: Sible Hedinham North Essex England

In the UK now the majority of people wear a mask in the street and all have to wear masks when entering shops travelling on trains and buses.

Also 3.5 million people have been inoculated in the UK, the sooner we are all done the better.

Canonuser Loc: UK and South Africa

Today in the U.K. more people overall have been vaccinated than have been known to have contracted the virus during the pandemic.