People with a deprived backgroundPeople with chronic disorders like Down’s Syndrome
Out of the 6.9 million people studied for the new paper - to be published in the British Medical Journal - 5.2 million had a double dose of a vaccine, which is representative of the UK population. Speaking about the variation of risk by ethnicity, co-author Professor Aziz Sheikh said:"I think the fact that some of the ethnic variations are diminishing suggests that a lot of this was because it's socially patterned - perhaps because of occupational risk considerations etc.
Enough with this bs already..
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