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Catching Covid is EIGHT times more likely to trigger rare blood clot than having Oxford/AstraZeneca jab

Catching Covid is EIGHT times more likely to trigger rare blood clot than having Oxford/AstraZeneca jab Chris Pollard 15 Apr 2021, 21:57 CATCHING Covid-19 is eight times more likely to trigger a rare blood clot than having the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab, scientists found. Researchers at Oxford University found 39 in a million Covid patients suffered CVT a brain blood clot while it affected just five in a million people who were given the home-grown vaccine. 4 4 Catching Covid-19 is eight times more likely to trigger a rare blood clot than having the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab, scientists foundCredit: AFP Coronavirus also causes other types of serious blood clots including strokes and PVT, which affects the liver.

France Covid-19 death toll surpasses 100,000

France Covid-19 death toll surpasses 100,000 From CNN’s Saskya Vandoorne France marked a grim milestone Thursday as its Covid-19 death toll exceeded 100,000, according to the French health ministry’s Geodes website. France has registered 100,077 total deaths, and currently has the eighth highest global death toll, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. share with Facebook Fauci: UK study on blood clots, vaccines and Covid-19, has some procedural gaps From CNN s Jacqueline Howard Susan Walsh/AP There remains some confusion around new research from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom that compares the risk of a rare type of blood clot among people who have had Covid-19 with people who received the AstraZeneca, Moderna and Pfizer vaccines, Dr. Anthony Fauci said.

Deadly blow for COVID vaccine rollout

What is VIPIT and how dangerous is it? As the name suggests, VIPIT is a kind of thrombocytopenia, which is the medical term for clotting. A cohort of immunology, medicine and public health experts from Victoria University - Associate Professor Anthony Zulli, Professor Maximilian de Courten, Vasso Apostolpoulos and Maja Husaric - explained the condition like this. Thrombocytopenia is a condition whereby the numbers of thrombocytes - very small blood particles, or platelets - are markedly reduced, they wrote in an article for Platelets form clots to stop bleeding, so when you don t have enough platelets in your blood, your body can t form clots. This can lead to excessive bleeding.

China adjusts its coronavirus strategy Make that strategies

China adjusts its coronavirus strategy. Make that strategies Alice Su © Provided by The LA Times A man receives COVID-19 vaccination in a mobile medical station April 13 in Beijing. (Wang Weiwei / Getty Images) The poster was not the slickest marketing campaign, but it made its point: Come Get Your Eggs!!! Every person above age 60 who got a COVID-19 vaccine at this community center in Beijing would be entitled to two boxes of free eggs. The deal was part of a nationwide push to raise vaccination rates in a country where successful containment of the pandemic has spurred complacency and a relatively slow vaccination rate despite ample supplies.

Risk of rare blood clots higher after Covid-19 infection than after vaccination: Study

Risk of rare blood clots higher after Covid-19 infection than after vaccination: Study London [UK], April 16 (ANI): Researchers at Oxford University have found the risk of a rare type of blood clot is low overall, but higher for people who have been infected with Covid-19 than among people who’ve had the three vaccines authorized in the UK – those made by AstraZeneca, Moderna and Pfizer. April 16, 2021 zeenews London [UK], April 16 (ANI): Researchers at Oxford University have found the risk of a rare type of blood clot is low overall, but higher for people who have been infected with Covid-19 than among people who’ve had the three vaccines authorized in the UK – those made by AstraZeneca, Moderna and Pfizer.

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