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South Africa restarting J&J Covid-19 vaccine jabs according to conditions

South Africa restarting J&J Covid-19 vaccine jabs according to conditions
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A South African healthcare worker receives a jab of the J&J Covid-19 vaccine at the Klerksdorp Hospital on 18 February 2021. © AFP - Phill Magakoe
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Authorities in South Africa should lift a suspension of use of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine if a number of conditions are met, the country’s health regulator has announced.
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South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) said it had “recommended that the pause in the Sisonke study be lifted, provided that specific conditions are met”, referring to the clinical trial that allows Pretoria to make the single dose J&J vaccine available to healthcare workers. ....

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Coronavirus infection more likely to cause blood clots than vaccines: New Oxford study

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Coronavirus Infection More Likely To Cause Blood Clots Than Vaccines: New Oxford Study
The latest study by Oxford University says that the rare blood clot is caused majorly by Coronavirus infection & the risk post-vaccine is lesser than the virus.
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The University of Oxford has published its latest findings on rare blood clot risks which are caused post-COVID-19 infection and it is much more severe than the post-vaccine effect. The study shows that the rare blood clot is 100 times more harmful than normal and several times more dangerous than after vaccination. The rare blood clot is found to be Cerebral Venous Thrombosis (CVT) which is common following the infection. The under-30 age group has seen 30 per cent of such cases. ....

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Rare blood clotting risk more for COVID-19 than for vaccines: Oxford study

Rare blood clotting risk more for COVID-19 than for vaccines: Oxford study
Rare blood clotting risk more for COVID-19 than for vaccines: Oxford study
After contracting Covid-19 the risk of blood clotting is much greater than it is post immunisation according to Oxford University study.
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The risk of rare blood clotting following the Covid-19 infection is around 100 times greater than normal, several times higher than it is post-vaccination or following influenza, according to a new University of Oxford study published on Thursday.
The research found that the rare blood clotting known as Cerebral Venous Thrombosis (CVT) is more common after Covid-19 than in any of the comparison groups, with 30 per cent of these cases occurring in the under 30s. ....

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Rare Blood Clot Risk Higher From Coronavirus Than Vaccine, Says UK Study

Rare Blood Clot Risk Higher From Coronavirus Than Vaccine, Says UK Study
Rare Blood Clot Risk Higher From Coronavirus Than Vaccine, Says UK Study
Compared to the current COVID-19 vaccines being administered, this risk is between 8-10 times higher, and compared to the baseline, approximately 100 times higher.
Study follows reports of possible links between the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine and rare cases of CVT
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The risk of rare blood clotting following the COVID-19 infection is around 100 times greater than normal, several times higher than it is post-vaccination or following influenza, according to a new University of Oxford study published on Thursday. ....

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