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Covid-19 vaccines by Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca should be excluded over potential side effects – Norwegian health experts - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 vaccines by Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca should be excluded over potential side effects – Norwegian health experts

Follow RT on The Institute of Public Health in Norway has recommended against the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, adding to a recommendation of permanently avoiding the use of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 jab over side effect fears. In a press release on Monday, the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH) advised the government against the use of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 jab, following guidance from a government-appointed commission. The committee also supported an earlier recommendation by the NIPH not to use the AstraZeneca shot.  “We do not recommend that the vaccine...

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Spain urges responsibility as parties mark ending of virus curfew; Norway recommends dropping AZ; London launches tourism campaign - Vimarsana News

Spain urges responsibility as parties mark ending of virus curfew; Norway recommends dropping AZ; London launches tourism campaign

Spain urges responsibility as parties mark ending of virus curfew; Norway recommends dropping AZ; London launches tourism campaign World May 11, 2021 London Mayor Sadiq Khan launched a campaign on Monday to bring tourists back to the British capital, ahead of a planned easing of government coronavirus restrictions across England. The £6 million ($8.4 million, 7 million euro) campaign by Khan’s office with the capital’s tourism and transport bodies will look to drive domestic tourism to hospitality, culture, nightlife and retail venues in the city. The plans are designed to boost the se...

Norway Advised to Drop AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson – and Include Young People in Vaccine Queue - Vimarsana News

Norway Advised to Drop AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson – and Include Young People in Vaccine Queue

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Norway's Institute of Public Health Recommends Government Ban J&J, AstraZeneca Vaccines Due To Side Effects - Vimarsana News

Norway's Institute of Public Health Recommends Government Ban J&J, AstraZeneca Vaccines Due To Side Effects

Health Norway’s Institute of Public Health Recommends Government Ban J&J, AstraZeneca Vaccines Due To Side Effects May 11th 2021, 4:40 am "We do not recommend that the vaccines be used in the national vaccination program due to the serious side effects that have been seen” Image Credit: Share Email The Norwegian Institute of Public Health advised the country’s government to avoid the use of Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca Covid vaccines, citing serious side effects such as blood clots that have taken the lives of multiple Norwegians. “We do not recommend that the vaccines be used in...

Spain urges responsibility as parties mark ending of virus curfew; London launches tourism campaign - Vimarsana News

Spain urges responsibility as parties mark ending of virus curfew; London launches tourism campaign

Spain urges responsibility as parties mark ending of virus curfew; London launches tourism campaign World May 11, 2021 London Mayor Sadiq Khan launched a campaign on Monday to bring tourists back to the British capital, ahead of a planned easing of government coronavirus restrictions across England. The £6 million ($8.4 million, 7 million euro) campaign by Khan’s office with the capital’s tourism and transport bodies will look to drive domestic tourism to hospitality, culture, nightlife and retail venues in the city. The plans are designed to boost the sectors, which have been badly hi...