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People under 30 to be offered alternative Covid vaccine to AstraZeneca jab

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People under 30 to be offered alternative Covid vaccine to AstraZeneca jab

People under 30 to be offered alternative Covid vaccine to AstraZeneca jab

People under the age of 30 are to be offered an alternative Covid vaccine to the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab.


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