Dr Graham Le Gros – the Wellington-based executive director of the Malaghan Institute and head of the Vaccine Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand – says it’ll take about 10 years to get a complete understanding of all the specific risks that come with the vaccine – as is the case with all new vaccines and treatments.
“We still don’t know enough about the vaccine and what it can do to the great variety of human beings we have in this country.”
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