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Health authorities are reacting to the suspension and review of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in several European countries, following reports of severe side-effects. But what side-effects could occur after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine, and are they cause for concern?

Covid 19 coronavirus: Small number will still get virus after vaccination, warns disease expert 15 Mar, 2021 12:12 AM 3 minutes to read Professor Peter Collignon said a small percentage of the vaccinated population would test positive for Covid-19 following their first and second doses of the vaccine. Photo / News Corp Professor Peter Collignon said a small percentage of the vaccinated population would test positive for Covid-19 following their first and second doses of the vaccine. Photo / New...

Experts are moving to reassure people the reports of clot-related events in European vaccine recipients are very rare, saying there is "no evidence" the AstraZeneca drug was the cause.

The vaccine has been suspended in three countries.

Pending no new cases, the date will mark the first time since the pandemic began that Australia will have achieved nationwide elimination of COVID-19.

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Australias rollout of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine will continue regardless of several overseas nation...

Covid-19 coronavirus: What we know about the Russian variant contracted by Air NZ flight attendant 9 Mar, 2021 03:00 AM 4 minutes to read New Zealand’s first large-scale Covid-19 vaccination clinic has opened in south Auckland for the rollout’s official start to vaccinate border workers’ household contacts. Video / Supplied New Zealand’s first large-scale Covid-19 vaccination clinic has opened in south Auckland for the rollout’s official start to vaccinate border workers’ household ...

Australian states and territories have made a secret agreement not to release weekly data to the public about the Pfizer vaccine.

Prioritising eye protection and face masks will prevent the spread of coronavirus more than disinfecting surfaces, research shows