Adam Finn, professor of paediatrics at the University of Bristol and sits on the JVCI board, told the BBC that a "broader booster programme is still uncertain". Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)Professor Finn said it is likely that "people who've got immunosuppression of one kind or another" or those with "immunodeficiency" may need the booster jab. NHS bosses had previously said they needed lots of warning of a Covid booster programme in order to plan the logistics of vaccinating millions of people against both viruses. Around 30 million people are expected to receive the Covid-19 booster jab from September 6, alongside 35 million flu vaccines and second doses for under 30s. It comes after the DHSC said three in four adults had received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine.

Source: Daily Mirror August 11, 2021 13:14 UTC