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Hang on, I don’t think it’s “not recommended” to under 30s. I think under 30s are just given the choice of an alternative vaccine, if they’d like it. In many E

by jpxw 5y ago

Hang on, I don’t think it’s “not recommended” to under 30s. I think under 30s are just given the choice of an alternative vaccine, if they’d like it. In many EU countries, the vaccine was banned for large segments of the population for extended periods of time.

Sosh101 5y ago
> In many EU countries, the vaccine was banned for large segments of the population for extended periods of time. Also happened in Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Norway, Iceland, and some African countries.
- jpxw 5y ago
  Yes, and it was just as incorrect/unscientific in those places too, but we’re discussing the EU here.
  - Sosh101 5y ago
    > but we’re discussing the EU here. Yes I know. You seem to be insinuating that it's all the EUs fault, and so I wanted to provide a bit of perspective.
rsynnott 5y ago
Supply of AZ is so limited in the EU that the EU can afford to be more conservative with recommendations; it's not like de facto restricting AZ to 60-75 (common in European countries) actually slows down vaccination, because there isn't enough AZ available to vaccinate that age group anyway; even if all the AZ is dedicated to it it some of that cohort end up getting Pfizer.