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© Thomson Reuters 2020.Fauci apologizes for casting doubt over UK's approval of Pfizer vaccine
By Estelle Shirbon LONDON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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robert maes
It is a bit funny that a vaccin from a major Us company gets approved first in the UK and is produced and delivered from Belgium.
but than again Mr Johnson needs the publicity and, if the UK citizens are first to be vaccinated, it gives Britain an important economic edge over continental Europe with regards to Brexit. If it works well they might be the 1st economy to fully restart its economy.
for once I must say, a clever decision with an acceptable risk by Mr Johnson
Sh1mon M4sada
Dr Fauci was hoisted onto his pedestal by the media. He's not in fallible, he's human with his own expertise and frailties. Take his comments with a grain of salt.
BTW, if he was that good, he'd not lost his leadership.
didou
we will all know in a few years if those vaccines are really safe and effective.
Otherwise, if no side effects or deaths on a short term, governments will push their agenda by saying; look it has not been any problem in this and this country.......
Black Sabbath
Real men admit when they've made a mistake. Fauci is a real man.
stormcrow
The COVID-19 vaccine hasn't been tested enough on children under 12 years old. This is rather worrying, especially if you have children who have asthma or allergies.
Toasted Heretic
Still would trust him over the covidiots who deny the pandemic and hold super spreader events and post misinformation online.
There's caution, as displayed by Fauci and there's wilful and dangerous falsehoods, as displayed by mischievous persons.