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European Medicines Agency: "Astrazenica vaccine against corona - safe and effective"
The body sent sedatives after many EU countries stopped using the vaccine because of the appearance of blood clots in some vaccinated people.
The agency said there was no evidence of a direct link, and that the benefit outweighed the risks
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Thursday, 18 March 2021, 18:12 Updated: 18:25
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In video: European countries stop use of Astraznica corona vaccines (Photo: Reuters)
The European Medicines Agency said this evening (Thursday) that the Astraznica vaccine against the corona virus is "safe and effective" and that its benefits outweigh the risks.
The lull came after many EU countries stopped using the Swedish Society's vaccine, developed in collaboration with the University of Oxford in the UK, after blood clots appeared in several vaccinated people.
According to the European Medicines Agency, there is no evidence to link the incidents.
In the same breath, the agency's chairwoman said Cook noted that the issue cannot be ruled out and that the agency's experts continue to look into the matter. She called on any vaccine who has experienced any side effects to report it. preventing the development of viral disease of sources, claimed the lives of some 2.6 million people around the world.
In many parts of Europe have a renewed outbreak of the virus, and cessation of use of the vaccine of Astrhznikh - lighter to transport and store than vaccines of other Western countries such as Pfizer and modernity - landing another blow On the slowly advancing vaccines on the continent.
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Astraznica vaccine (Photo: Reuters)
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