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After the temporary suspension of Astrazeneca vaccines for those under 60, Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder expressed his concern on BR TV. In any case, such a vaccine could offer a high probability and a high level of protection. STIKO’s recommendations should be taken seriously, but how the vaccine can be used should be carefully considered.
“If there are scientific recommendations that according to the most recent experience, something cannot be inoculated for certain age groups, then of course this must be observed. There must be no risk.” However, all the development is not particularly good, Söder added. It is important that the Astrazeneca vaccine is inoculated through family doctors. “Because they have the best assessment of the patient as to whether it could be dangerous or not.”
Söder for greater flexibility when vaccinating
In the interview, Söder spoke out in favor of greater flexibility in vaccination. The whole system of very rigid prioritization and recommendation must be relaxed, said Söder at night in Rundschau. “We are already doing this at the hotspots in eastern Bavaria with the additional vaccination doses, so that not only the elderly are vaccinated, who of course still have priority. But more flexibility is required: you can rely on family doctors They know who is particularly worthy of protection. “
Söder also said that pilot projects in the world of work had to be started as soon as possible. Because that’s where infections are at their highest. “If we also vaccinate in companies, then I can’t just choose one age group, but I have to take the whole company. We advocate a high degree of flexibility and a lot of trust in doctors. Because doctors have the best sense of whom. need especially “.
