Important UK vaccine announcment
June 18, 2026
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June 18, 2026
Important UK vaccine announcment
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38:58This episodeImportant UK vaccine announcment
Summary
Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI)
Children who have had Covid should wait three months to get vaccine
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/ukhsa-updates-clinical-guidance-on-vaccinations-for-12-to-17-year-olds
based on the emerging evidence from the UK and other countries,
which suggests that leaving a longer interval between infection and vaccination may further reduce
the already small risk of myocarditis in younger age groups
If younger people experience any of the following symptoms after receiving their vaccination, they should call 111 or see their GP:
• pain and/or tightness in the chest which may spread across the body
• pain in the neck that may spread across the shoulders and/or arms
• shortness of breath when lightly exercising or walking
• difficulty breathing when resting or feeling light-headed
• flu-like symptoms such as a high temperature, tiredness and fatigue
• palpitations or an abnormal heart rhythm
• feeling like you need to be sick
Germany
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2021/11/18/coronavirus-latest-news-germany-sends-patients-abroad-hospitals/
Bavaria, transfer two ITU patients to Italy
450,000 additional European deaths before February, (WHO)
Lothar Wieler, Robert Koch Institute (RKI)
We are currently heading toward a serious emergency
We are going to have a really terrible Christmas if we don’t take countermeasures now
Austria
Cases, + 15,000 (x3 UK)
Hospitals in Salzburg and Upper Austria are overloaded
Use of body bags
Anti-lockdown unrest
Belgium
Tightened its restrictions to avoid full lockdown
Prime Minister Alexander De Croo
All the alarm signals are red
Europe's map is quickly going red, and we are the same
Booster doses soon
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