Booster Covid vaccines 'produce higher immune response' - GP slams Boris' 'messaging'

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Booster Covid vaccines 'produce higher immune response' - GP slams Boris' 'messaging'
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GP and osteopath Nick Mann said some people may have a strong reaction to their Covid booster jab as it produces a higher immune response.

booster jab because it produces a higher immune response. It came as the Government announces that walk-in sites across England will now be offering booster jabs to those already double vaccinated in bid to increase take-up ahead of winter.Speaking on TalkRadio, the host Mike Graham said: “I had a couple of people tell me that because the booster is a different manufacturer advisor to most of them.

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