NHS flu jabs delayed amid scramble to keep up with 'Aussie' strain The NHS is scrambling to get hold of the right flu jabs in time for this winter, amid fears millions of Britons will not be protected against a deadly “Aussie” strain.
Health officials say delays by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in selecting the vaccine for this winter mean that some jabs will not be delivered to GP practices until the end of November.
Normally flu vaccinations are offered by the NHS from September. The Daily Telegraph
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Health officials say delays by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in selecting the vaccine for this winter mean that some jabs will not be delivered to GP practices until the end of November.
Normally flu vaccinations are offered by the NHS from September. The Daily Telegraph
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