The European Medicines Agency, or EMA has declared the AstraZeneca vaccine “safe and effective" and immunisations will resume in the Balearic Islands on Wednesday, March 24, according to Health Minister, Patricia Gómez.
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For a few reasons, I would prefer to not have the AZ shots, but many don't mind. So why are we not getting on with it today or at least over the weekend?
The fact that song and dance was made about this vaccine was purely political has become more and more apparent. The fact that EMA had approved the vaccine but still the EU mandarins who are without any medical knowledge had “to make a decision” about it shows how Politic has impacted this whole fiasco. Sadly this is going to put off some from getting the vaccine and gives ammunition to Anti Vax groups.
Why the pretence that Health Commission has to REVIEW the EMA 's findings and will decide on Monday. They have the assurance, so their delay can only be political.