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Coronavirus: PM suggests plan to fast-track vaccine rollout

Coronavirus: PM suggests plan to fast-track vaccine rollout The Therapeutic Goods Administration has ruled the death of an Australian woman after taking the AstraZeneca jab is “likely to be linked to vaccination”. Health by Maria Bervanakis Premium Content Subscriber only Australians aged 50 and older could be fast-tracked through the coronavirus vaccination program due to copious amounts of locally made AstraZeneca doses that won't be used in younger people, the Prime Minister has said. Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who is set to helm a national cabinet this afternoon, confirmed there are "strong arguments" for bringing forward the vaccine schedule so that those aged 50 to 69 who fall into Phase 2a can be jabbed with AstraZeneca sooner.

Coronavirus: PM suggests plan to fast-track vaccine rollout

Australia's Covid vaccine rollout: Authorities to continually review jab after woman's death

Genene Norris, 48, from the New South Wales Central Coast died on April 14 The TGA's Vaccine Safety Group met on Friday and confirmed the causal link  Authorities will now 'continuously review' vaccines rolled out in Australia  The 48-year-old woman received the AstraZeneca vaccine on April 8  This was before health officials said the Pfizer option is best for under 50s 

Victoria to resume AstraZeneca vaccine after pausing jab over blood clotting fears

Victoria will resume administering the AstraZeneca vaccine to people aged under 50. Health Minister Martin Foley announced on Sunday the jab will once again be available to people from Wednesday. The state had stopped using the vaccine following advice from the Technical Advisory Group to the federal government on April 8. The ATAGI had warned against the use of the vaccine because of its rare and potentially fatal blood-clotting side effect.   Health Minister Martin Foley announced on Sunday the jab will once again be available to people from Wednesday The state had stopped using the vaccine following advice from the Technical Advisory Group to the federal government on April 8

Teens given AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine despite no jabs even being approved for use on children

Teenagers as young as 15 were given the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine after their ages were not verified by qualified medical staff. Despite having no Covid-19 vaccines even being approved for children in Australia, the jab were ­given to 13 children aged ­between 15 and 17. Another five adults were given the wrong amount of either the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccine, the Therapeutic Goods Administration said. A series of teenagers as young as 15 have been given the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine in Australia - after their ages were not verified by qualified medical staff The TGA blamed the concerning dosing errors to 'not confirming patient age prior ­to vaccination', according to the Daily Telegraph.

Heartbroken family of woman who died days after receiving AstraZeneca vaccine mourn her death

Woman's death 'likely linked to vaccination'

Woman’s death ‘likely linked to vaccination’ The Therapeutic Goods Administration has ruled the death of an Australian woman after taking the AstraZeneca jab is “likely to be linked to vaccination”. Health by Maria Bervanakis Premium Content Subscriber only Australia's medical regulator has ruled that the death of a NSW woman following blood clots within days of taking the AstraZeneca COVID-19 jab is "likely to be linked to vaccination". The 48-year-old woman from the Central Coast received the vaccine on the morning of April 8, prior to the decision by the Australian Technical Advisory Group Immunisation (AAGI) and the announcement by Government that the Pfizer vaccine was preferred for patients aged under 50.

Woman's death 'likely linked to vaccination' | Ballina Shire Advocate

Woman’s death ‘likely linked to vaccination’ The Therapeutic Goods Administration has ruled the death of an Australian woman after taking the AstraZeneca jab is “likely to be linked to vaccination”. Health by Maria Bervanakis Premium Content Subscriber only Australia's medical regulator has ruled that the death of a NSW woman following blood clots within days of taking the AstraZeneca COVID-19 jab is "likely to be linked to vaccination". The 48-year-old woman from the Central Coast received the vaccine on the morning of April 8, prior to the decision by the Australian Technical Advisory Group Immunisation (AAGI) and the announcement by Government that the Pfizer vaccine was preferred for patients aged under 50.

Woman's death 'likely linked to vaccination' | Warwick Daily News

Woman’s death ‘likely linked to vaccination’ The Therapeutic Goods Administration has ruled the death of an Australian woman after taking the AstraZeneca jab is “likely to be linked to vaccination”. Health by Maria Bervanakis Premium Content Subscriber only Australia's medical regulator has ruled that the death of a NSW woman following blood clots within days of taking the AstraZeneca COVID-19 jab is "likely to be linked to vaccination". The 48-year-old woman from the Central Coast received the vaccine on the morning of April 8, prior to the decision by the Australian Technical Advisory Group Immunisation (AAGI) and the announcement by Government that the Pfizer vaccine was preferred for patients aged under 50.

Woman who died from blood clots linked to AstraZeneca Covid vaccine