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Aug 2020

Nearly 1,400 people have signed up to the coronavirus vaccine trial - forcing local NHS trusts to increase capacity.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust originally said that there was room for 2,250 people and said that it could increase capacity to 6,000.
So far, more than 6,600 people have signed up to the trial across Leeds, Harrogate and York.
The biggest uptake has been in Leeds where close to 4,000 people have signed up. It is the highest uptake for local authorities in the UK.
Dr Jacqueline Andrews, the executive medical director at Harrogate NHS FT, said:
Dr Phil Wood, Chief Medical Officer at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust added:
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