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Página quince: El riesgo que toma el Reino Unido con las vacunas

El gobierno abandonó el enfoque basado en evidencia después de liderar la investigación

Margaret Austin, 87, on her first time out in six months, receives an injection of a Covid-19 vaccine at a mass vaccination hub at Robertson House in Stevenage, north of London, on January 11, 2021. - Seven mass coronavirus vaccination sites opened across England on Monday as the government races to dose millions of people while a new strain of the disease runs rampant across the country. The sites include football stadiums and a horse racing course, and are located in cities including Bristol, London, Newcastle and Manchester. (Photo by Joe Giddens / POOL / AFP)
Margaret Austin, 87, on her first time out in six months, receives an injection of a Covid-19 vaccine at a mass vaccination hub at Robertson House in Stevenage, north of London, on January 11, 2021. - Seven mass coronavirus vaccination sites opened across England on Monday as the government races to dose millions of people while a new strain of the disease runs rampant across the country. The sites include football stadiums and a horse racing course, and are located in cities including Bristol, London, Newcastle and Manchester. (Photo by Joe Giddens / POOL / AFP) JOE GIDDENS
Photo by Joe Giddens / POOL / AFP (JOE GIDDENS/AFP)

LONDRES– Los británicos a menudo se enorgullecieron de logros dudosos, desde la retirada «victoriosa» de Dunkerque durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial hasta el brexit bajo un acuerdo de mínimos con la Unión Europea.

Sin embargo, el desarrollo de una vacuna anticovid en suelo británico fue un verdadero triunfo. Y, sin embargo, al retrasar la entrega de las segundas dosis, el gobierno está listo para socavar esta hazaña, así como también su estrategia general para la contención de la pandemia.

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