Spain will administer AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine to people aged 45 to 55 in the next phase of its national inoculation plan, the Health Ministry said this morning.
Spain to give AstraZeneca vaccine to those aged 45 to 55 in next phase
Overall the country has administered 2.6 million doses and 1.1 million people have received a full course.
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Yes, there will always be risks in life, but if you don't have the jab you are 80% more likely to get the disease, with one jab 40% and 2 jabs 10%, so, are you a gambling person?
is there anything more known when you do not take the vaccine? I.e. will you be banned from flying? or going to a restaurant? Will you need to wear black and white striped clothes so people can avoid you at all cost? As I still do not understand why a perfectly healthy person should take this jab. As no matter what they say, there is always a risk involved. I am sure there are small letters and disclaimers that come with the vaccine.