Some people waiting 14 weeks for next jab
People who have their Covid-19 vaccination 14 weeks apart should see no adverse affect.
That's the pledge from the Health Minister who says there's no evidence to suggest it will impact efficacy.
It's after some people on the Isle of Man highlighted that the period between their vaccines had been extended from 12 weeks.
David Ashford says for those affected it shouldn't cause concern:
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