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Now ye're talking - to a consultant in the HSE [Questions thread]

Boards.ie: Niamh · 2020-03-16 20:40:59

As above, our AMA guest here is a consultant in the HSE. I have verified his identity and that he is a consultant in HSE. Hopefully his answers to questions will be a valuable resource for everyone and for that reason we are opening this thread for questions and a separate answers thread to keep all of the informative…

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#302 27-01-2021 10:01am

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Hi Consultant, I hope that you are keeping well.

I'd be very interested to hear your take on the UK's vaccination strategy, of giving more first doses followed by a second at some vague future date.

I see it it two ways:

1) That with a large population with partial protection they will drive the disease down and achieve their "herd immunity".

2) This is my big fear that by creating a large section of the population with partial protection, the UK is providing incubators for the virus to mutate and able to thrive in a partly or wholly vaccinated body.

Hopefully I'm way off the mark.

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