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Australia mulling AstraZeneca vaccine advice after confirmation of rare link to blood clots

Share on Twitter Restrictions on the AstraZeneca vaccine could be imposed after a link was confirmed between the jab and rare blood clots. European authorities have identified the link, prompting the United Kingdom to offer people aged under 30 an alternative vaccine due to the risk. Other countries are considering attaching warning labels. Australia s drug regulators are holding urgent meetings to consider the findings before providing the government with recommendations. Health Minister Greg Hunt emphasised the regulators would offer independent, frank and fearless advice. If they provide age restrictions or other variations, we ll do it. We ll adopt it, he told reporters in Melbourne on Thursday.

AstraZeneca Covid-19 Vaccine s Rare Blood Clot Risk Sparks Concern in Australian Health Authorities

AstraZeneca Covid-19 Vaccine’s Rare Blood Clot Risk Sparks Concern in Australian Health Authorities Australian health authorities are holding urgent talks on the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine after the European medical bodies issued warnings over the vaccine’s link to blood clots. On Wednesday, the European Medicines Authority (EMA) said blood-clotting should be listed as a “very rare” side effect of taking the jab, while also noting that women and people under 60 were at higher risks of developing the symptoms. The statement came after the drug regulator received reports of 169 cases of a rare blood clot in people who got AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine.

Pleasers and doers: the push and pull of being a political warrior

Pleasers and doers: the push and pull of being a political warrior We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Pleasers and doers: the push and pull of being a political warrior As the federal government gets more involved in disability, aged care and mental health, the tensions between ministers and public servants are likely to increase. By Don Russell Normal text size Very large text size All political careers end badly. This is an utterance often made, but I can attest to how it is more of an iron law than a piece of whimsy. Either the electorate will reject you or your colleagues will betray you, or if you try to anoint a hand-picked successor you will find your successor repudiates you. Even if you manage to leave on your terms, you are still likely to be seduced by delusion and go back into the burning house for the final incineration that you thought you had cleverly side-stepped. There are few exceptions. Those who escape ten

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