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From hot flushes on dates to feelings of grief, being menopausal at university was tough for Éimi.
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The UK regulator says the vaccine is safe and effective and the benefits outweigh risks in this age group.
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The UK and other rich nations are urged to show "historic leadership" in sharing vaccines globally.
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German leaders say that vaccinations of children aged over 12 can start on 7 June.
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