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Government vaccine advisers are awaiting trial results before making a final decision on recommending the Covid booster programme.
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunization (JCVI) will look for signs of whether immunity is waning nine months after the first Covid vaccines were given in the UK. Data from lab and hospital trials will be weighed to gauge whether certain groups are at risk.
Health chiefs are preparing for a booster campaign that will give the green light in England next month, with plans to give the shots alongside seasonal flu shots. The flu program will start in September regardless.
Sajid Javid, the health minister, said last week he was waiting for the final advice from the JCVI. “when we were
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