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Head of Immunisation for @PHE_uk -Dr Ramsey announced to the Science & Technology Committee that England may follow a focused protection strategy, where protection is given to the vulnerable and the disease is allowed to circulate among the young where its not causing much harm.pic.twitter.com/WuRZLRXOpT
It is false to claim we support herd immunity as a way to combat the #COVID19 pandemic.
Please see a response from Dr Mary Ramsay, Head of Immunisation at PHE:pic.twitter.com/Q3dmg2Jlfu
Which would fit into this scenario that is on the official NHS website.pic.twitter.com/KkiuO2MuJN
Right, so we're stuck in a pandemic forever. Just brilliant!
Where did the claim mention herd immunity?
They prevent disease by circa 95%, and they do prevent infection (not sure of exact %). It's good ethical practice to state that if someone gets the virus after having the vaccine, it's not known if said people can still transmit the virus.
What an absolutely weird and seemingly irrelevant interjecting from @PHE_uk. They’re worried people will stop living in fear and act like normal human beings probably.
Yes - it’s as if someone has leaned on them...
So you don't support what the WHO recommends? Good to know, thank you. "WHO supports achieving 'herd immunity' through vaccination"
So public health England doesNOT support herd immunity I think you are in the wrong business
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