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      WHO warns against vaccine hoarding as poor countries go without
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      WHO warns against vaccine hoarding as poor countries go without

      WHO warns against vaccine hoarding as poor countries go without

      ReutersPublished: Dec 10, 2021 1:10 AM

      The World Health Organization warned wealthy countries on Thursday against hoarding COVID-19 vaccines for booster shots as they try to fight off the new Omicron variant, threatening supplies to poorer countries where inoculation rates are low.

      Many Western nations have been rolling out boosters, targeting the elderly and people with underlying health issues, but worries about the fast-spreading Omicron have prompted some to expand their programmes.

      The WHO recommended boosters instead for those with health issues, or those who have received an inactivated shot...

      WHO's advisory panel outlines recommendations for boosters

      WHO's advisory panel outlines recommendations for boosters

      Early BioNTech, Pfizer data suggests boosters may protect against Omicron infection

      Early BioNTech, Pfizer data suggests boosters may protect against Omicron infection

      Omicron reported in 57 countries, hospitalisations to rise - WHO

      Omicron reported in 57 countries, hospitalisations to rise - WHO

      Australia joins diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter Games

      Australia joins diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter Games

      Studies suggest Pfizer shot may protect only partially against Omicron

      Studies suggest Pfizer shot may protect only partially against Omicron

      MP calls for beefed-up genetic monitoring to track Omicron variant

      MP calls for beefed-up genetic monitoring to track Omicron variant

      WHO chief scientist urges people not to panic over Omicron

      WHO chief scientist urges people not to panic over Omicron

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