Ministers say the vaccine will now form part of the autumn booster campaign.
Moderna thinks 13 million doses of its new vaccine will be available this year, but 26 million people are eligible for some form of booster.
Health officials say people should take whichever booster they are offered as all jabs provide protection. BBC News
See also:
- JCVI publishes advice on COVID-19 vaccines for autumn booster programme UK Health Security Agency
- Independent report: COVID-19 vaccines for autumn 2022: JCVI advice, 15 August 2022 Department of Health and Social Care
- First bivalent Covid-19 booster gets UK approval BBC News
- The hunt for a universal Covid-19 vaccine BBC Future
- Covid 19: Outrage as NHS is blocked from treating vulnerable patients with Evusheld The Daily Mail
- UK authorises 'next generation' omicron booster vaccine in world first The Daily Telegraph
- JCVI sets out which vaccines to use for autumn COVID-19 boosters GPonline
- The threat of Covid isn’t over – so why does Britain have a conspiracy of silence about it? The Guardian
- ‘Living with Covid’ should be countered by containing the virus once and for all The Guardian
- ‘Serious concerns’ over Covid booster rollout as GPs say they can’t afford to offer jabs The Independent
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