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Explainer: What is known about the AstraZeneca blood clot reports so far

Explainer: What is known about the AstraZeneca blood clot reports so far The National Immunisation Advisory Committee is to decide if further advice needs to be issued about the AstraZeneca vaccine. By Adam Daly Thursday 8 Apr 2021, 2:54 PM 3 hours ago 13,089 Views 15 Comments Image: Shutterstock/Dimitris Barletis Image: Shutterstock/Dimitris Barletis A EUROPEAN MEDICINES Agency (EMA) recommendation yesterday that a specific type of blood clot should be listed as a “very rare side effect” of the AstraZeneca jab stopped just short of saying there is a causal link between the vaccine and the condition. Questions have been raised over the last number of weeks on whether these highly unusual blood clots among those getting the AstraZeneca vaccine against Covid-19 were more frequent than in the general population, and what

Watchdog Examines First Irish Blood Clot Case

Dublin s Q102 By Eamonn Falvey The medicines watchdog s investigating the first possible link between an Irish patient s blood clot and the AstraZeneca vaccine.  The Health Products Regulatory Authority received the case after the European Medicines Agency said there was a possible link between the jab and CVRT - an unusual clot in the brain. The Authority s evaluating if this is consistent with the rare blood clotting events that were the focus of the EMA s safety review. HPRA Chief Executive Dr Lorraine Nolan says the patient involved has made a recovery and is expected to leave hospital soon.  She says they haven t established a link to the vaccine in this case yet. 

Five things we learned from the Covid-19 briefing

Updated / Monday, 21 Dec 2020 22:06 We re clearly now in a third wave We re clearly now in a third wave’ @President MU Prof Philip Nolan says as he sets out some detail on #Covid19 trends | https://t.co/bMeJ5iAIlcpic.twitter.com/Wc9rWjmE0L RTÉ News (@rtenews) December 21, 2020 Professor Philip Nolan said there are very rapidly rising numbers, and we re clearly now in a third wave .  The positivity rate of tests is also rising rapidly, which is a sign of widespread transmission in the community, he said. Of grave concern for NPHET, he said, is that in the second wave in October there was a very long period of time where the disease was confined to young people, specifically those aged 19-24.

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