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AstraZeneca will be Australia s main COVID-19 vaccine, with CSL s Melbourne plant expected to start its rolling supply from next week, gearing up to produce one million doses each week.
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Professor Kelly told reporters while authorities are closely monitoring the situation, there is no need to pause Australia s rollout. I want to make it very clear that here in Australia safety is our first priority. And in any large vaccine rollout, we do expect to see unusual events, and we monitor very closely and carefully for those, he said on Tuesday afternoon. But this does not mean an event that happens after vaccination has been given is due to that vaccine.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Food and Drug Authority (FDA) confirmed on Tuesday it has not received any reports of cases of blood clots or thrombosis from people who have received COVID-19 vaccines. The authority said it was continuously monitoring the safety of the vaccines available in the Kingdom by studying cases of side effects and the local and international scientific
Europe s ability to respond effectively to health threats has already been called into question by the coronavirus pandemic. Heroic collaboration between researchers and policymakers has made the first vaccines available at record speed, but Europe still stands before a major challenge that goes way beyond the current COVID crisis. There is a critical failure to […]
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