@Carrdonnrboyle 3/3 But as larger numbers do get vaccinated, we will hopefully move further along the path back to a more normal way of life. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1352484024414064641

@Carrdonnrboyle 2/3 The UK Government will closely monitor the impact on individuals, on NHS pressures and on the spread of the virus. The full impact on infection rates will not become clear until a large number of people have been vaccinated. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1352483948698492928

@Carrdonnrboyle 1/3 An effective vaccine is the best way to protect the most vulnerable from Coronavirus and the biggest breakthrough since the pandemic began. A huge step forward in our fight against Coronavirus, potentially saving tens of thousands of lives. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1352483913206267904

@jameshewitt380 Hi James. Vaccination is the most important thing we can do to protect against ill health. It’s much safer for your immune system to learn this through vaccination than by catching the diseases and treating them and can often protect you for many years….

@wilkik2 Any vaccines that the NHS provides will have been approved because they pass the MHRA’s tests on safety and effectiveness, so you can be be assured that whatever vaccine you get, they are all highly effective. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1352388355627991042

@DenzelMahoney 1/2 Hi Denzel. There is no immunological reason or evidence that it would be unsafe for those who have had COVID-19 infection to receive the flu vaccine or that the flu vaccine would be less effective for these individuals. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1352382468997869569

@UKEmpLawyer Hi James. You won’t be able to choose which vaccine you have. However, any vaccines that the NHS provides will have been approved because they pass the MHRA’s tests on safety and effectiveness, so you can be be assured that whatever vaccine you get,…

@LindaHurrell 2/2 And you can read more about the ingredients of the COVID-19 vaccines here: https://t.co/CBC8Rur1TT from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1352379079786291201

@LindaHurrell 1/2 The UK operates a system of informed consent for vaccinations. Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases however it is up to individuals to decide whether they want to receive a vaccine or not. There’s more info here: https://t.co/jKMHsJYZ3X from…

@lizgordondust 4/4 In most areas they can refer themselves for free NHS psychological therapy services, also known as IAPT (Improving Access to Psychological Therapies) services. You can also find information about mental health treatment options on the NHS website: https://t.co/EPqRobX5TL. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1352371155240247299