Switzerland not recommending COVID-19 vaccine, including for high-risk individuals

Switzerland recommends NOT getting COVID vaccine, even if high risk

Switzerland’s public health officials are not exactly denying people the right to get COVID vaccines, but they recommend against it. And if you do want to get it, you will have to pay out of you...

Switzerland Says 'Nein' to COVID Vaccinations, 'No Longer Recommended'

Switzerland says the quiet part out loud—it's time to move on from ineffective COVID vaccines.

Switzerland Not Recommending COVID-19 Vaccine, Including for High-Risk Individuals - Tennessee Star

Switzerland's Federal Office of Public Health said no COVID-19 vaccination is recommended this spring/summer season, including for people at high risk of becoming seriously sick from the virus.  "Nearly everyone in Switzerland has been vaccinated and/or contracted and recovered from COVID-19. Their immune system has therefore been exposed to the coronavirus," the Swiss health agency said. The article Switzerland Not Recommending COVID-19 Vaccine…

Switzerland not recommending COVID vaccines, even for high risk individuals, during spring and summer

Switzerland will not be recommending a COVID-19 vaccine for its citizens during the spring and summer seasons, even for those considered at high risk.

Switzerland not recommending COVID vaccines, even for high risk individuals, during spring and summer

Switzerland will not be recommending a COVID-19 vaccine for its citizens during the spring and summer seasons, even for those considered at high risk.

Swiss Government Temporarily Halts Vaccinations Against Covid-19 Including for High-Risk Individuals

The Federal Office of Public Health in Switzerland has stated that no COVID-19 vaccinations are recommended for spring/summer season, even for those who are at high risk of developing severe illness from the virus. “Basically, no Covid-19 vaccination is recommended in spring/summer 2023. Individuals who are particularly at risk can receive a vaccination after individual assessment,” according to the Swiss health agency. Breaking–Swiss Office of