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AstraZeneca vaccine is linked to another dangerous blood condition

AstraZeneca vaccine is linked to another dangerous blood condition Connor Boyd Assistant Health Editor For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Another potentially dangerous blood condition has been spotted in a handful of patients given the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, the EU s drug watchdog has announced.  The European Medicines Authority (EMA) said five cases of capillary leak syndrome had been reported in vaccinated patients on the continent. The rare condition sees blood leak from tiny vessels into muscles and body cavities, resulting in a sudden drop in blood pressure. If left untreated, it can cause organ failure. Data suggests the UK s regulator, the MHRA, had spotted three cases of capillary leak syndrome out of 20million people given the AstraZeneca vaccine by late March. 

Pandemic has put many clinical trials on hold

Pandemic has put many clinical trials on hold By (0) Technicians work in the ISO-certified cleanroom laboratory at Cincinnati Children s, where gene-correction therapies are tested and produced for clinical trials. File Photo by Cincinnati Children s Fewer clinical trials are being completed during the pandemic, which experts say could affect medical research for decades to come. Previously, it was reported that more than 80% of clinical trials were suspended between March 1 and April 26, 2020, with the pandemic cited as the main reason. Advertisement In this study, researchers at Penn State College of Medicine examined more than 117,000 trials in the United States, Europe, Asia and other regions to find out how the pandemic has affected clinical research.

Nearly 300 doctors call on province to take new steps on COVID-19

Article content The Saskatchewan government’s current measures are not enough to deal with “more aggressive, more contagious and more lethal variants” of COVID-19 and more aggressive action should be taken, says a letter to Premier Scott Moe and Health Minister Paul Merriman, signed by 285 physicians and posted online Friday morning. The doctors are calling on the government to expand public health measures currently in place in Regina to the rest of the province, saying it has shown to be effective in other jurisdictions to decrease the number of cases and hospitalizations. In the Regina zone, which has an increased risk of transmission and the highest number of active cases, more stringent measures are currently in place than in the rest of the province. Since March 24, private indoor gatherings have been restricted to immediate household members; restaurants and licensed establishments have been closed to indoor dining and most small event venues with a capacity of 30 peo

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