Researchers say that to beat the pandemic, countries need to vaccinate up to 70% of their populations. But, as a recent survey showed, vaccine hesitancy remains high in Luxembourg.
Concerns about their safety and lack of trust towards governments risk slowing the global vaccination programme. Which vaccines are showing the most hope and when will we know we can go back to normal?
Markus Ollert (photo LIH), head of the Luxembourg Institute of Health’s department of infection and immunity, will endeavour to answer these questions and more at Delano’s first live chat of the year on 20 January.
Professor Ollert was appointed the department’s inaugural director in 2014. He has long term expertise in the field of allergy and dermatology. He was appointed full professor and faculty member at Odense University Hospital of the University of Southern Denmark in January 2015.
This online event takes place over lunch. Viewers can post questions on the Live Storm website.
Non Club members may register for free by selecting the "Voucher découverte non-member" option.
The event will be recorded for people to watch back at a later date. Participation is free of charge.
