Image: Shutterstock/PhotobyTawat Image: Shutterstock/PhotobyTawat THE HSE HAS advised GPs and pharmacies that they can start administering Covid-19 booster vaccines to younger age cohorts once those aged over 50 and more vulnerable patients have received a booster.
Those aged 16 to 39 who received a Janssen vaccine as their primary vaccine can be offered a booster dose irrespective of their age after a minimum three-month interval. He said GPs “are really tired but very willing” to step up to administer boosters, and urged the public to “please bear with us” over the next number of weeks.
“GPs are delivering a significant number of booster vaccinations already, between 75,000 and 85,000 a week, but we’re now going to try and double that in the next one, two and three weeks with an all-out push to put booster jabs in people’s arms,” she said.
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