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MORE countries suspend Oxford AstraZeneca jab PEOPLE across the UK have been urged to get their coronavirus vaccine, despite a growing list of countries temporarily suspending use of the Oxford / AstraZeneca jab amid concern around blood clots. The vaccine’s manufacturer has insisted it is safe, saying a review of available data in more than 17 million people who have been vaccinated across the UK and EU has shown no evidence of an increased risk. After Ireland announced on Sunday that it was suspending use of the jabs as a 'precautionary step', the UK’s medicines regulator said the...

AstraZeneca insists data shows vaccine is safe Aine Fox 14 March 2021, 8:28 pm AstraZeneca has insisted its coronavirus vaccine is safe, after concern around blood clots prompted Ireland to become the latest European country to suspend use of the jabs. A review of available safety data in more than 17 million people who have been vaccinated across the UK and EU has shown no evidence of an increased risk, the pharmaceutical giant said. People across the UK are still being urged to get their vaccine. The number of cases of blood clots reported is lower than the hundreds of cases that would be e...

GOOD Morning Britain's Susanna Reid revealed she's getting her coronavirus jab this week.The broadcaster, 50, told Dr Hilary, the show's resident heal

Nicola Sturgeon has today addressed concerns over coronavirus vaccinations after some countries suspended the roll-out of the jab.

“They are not trusting the science,” he said. “17 million people have had this vaccine and there is no evidence of any kind that it is causing blood clots. “And even worse, we know the virus itself causes blood clots - there is a high risk of that - so they are putting 30,000 people at risk now who aren’t getting vaccinated this week, so I think it is very disturbing to be honest.” "Hugely cautious" He said the science “absolutely” vindicates the continued use of the jab. “The MHRA (The UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency) of course, they are on the ropes ...