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UK leaders say no reason to stop jabs as AZ paused in many countries
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COVID-19: European regulator says no indication Oxford-AstraZeneca jab is cause of blood clots
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Vaccinology Professor Brendan Wren has warned Brussels that suspension of the AstraZeneca coronavirus jab in a number of EU countries and subsequent delays to the vaccine rollout could have a wider negative effect on the global fight back against the virus. Mr Wren s concerns come after 11 EU member states announced on Monday that they had suspended the administration of the Anglo-Swedish drug after a small number of cases raised concerns the vaccine was leading to an increased risk of blood clotting.
UK leaders and medical experts defend AstraZeneca jab as more countries pause use Sean Morrison UP NEXT
UK leaders and medical experts have defended the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine despite multiple European countries pausing its use due to concerns over possible adverse side effects.
Boris Johnson said there was “no reason at all” to stop the vaccine’s rollout and Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she would accept her jab “without hesitation” when called on.
Northern Ireland’s chief medical officer Dr Michael McBride also urged people to retain confidence in the jab as he received his first dose of the AstraZeneca version on Monday.
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