COVID-19 vaccine doses from vials increased by EU

Doctors have been approved to draw up to six doses from each vial of the coronavirus vaccine made by BioNTech-Pfizer by the European Union’s drug agency. This move by the bloc could help speed up the vaccination process for the countries of the bloc. This could boost the availability of dosages of the vaccine by 20% according to Hanno Kautz, the German Health Ministry spokesman.

COVID-19 vaccine doses from vials increased by EU

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