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Portugal suspends use of AstraZenca jabs for under 60s

By Reuters Staff (Corrects paragraph 3 to say Portugal will only administer AstraZeneca to those over 60) LISBON, April 8 (Reuters) - Portugal on Thursday temporarily suspended use of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for those aged under 60 amid concerns over possible links between the shot and very rare cases of blood clots. “I want to highlight the goal of the vaccination campaign in Portugal is to save lives and prevent serious illness,” health authority head Graca Freitas told a news conference. “This can be achieved with any vaccine approved in Portugal.” The coordinator of the vaccination taskforce, Henrique Melo, said the decision to only administer AstraZeneca shots to those over 60 would only have a “small” impact on the vaccination rollout. (Reporting by Catarina Demony; Editing by Nathan Allen)

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UPDATE 1-Portugal will only use AstraZenca shots for over-60s

UPDATE 1-Portugal will only use AstraZenca shots for over-60s Reuters 2 days ago By Catarina Demony LISBON, April 8 (Reuters) - Portugal will from now on recommend the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine only for people aged over 60, the health authority DGS said on Thursday, amid concerns over possible links between the shot and very rare cases of blood clots. The coordinator of the vaccination taskforce, Henrique Melo, said the decision would only have a small impact on the vaccination rollout. I want to highlight the goal of the vaccination campaign in Portugal is to save lives and prevent serious illness, health authority head Graca Freitas told a news conference. This can be achieved with any vaccine approved in Portugal.

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Portugal will only use AstraZeneca shots for over-60s

08 Apr 2021 - 22:13 FILE PHOTO: People wait in a COVID-19 vaccination centre, as Portugal resumes vaccination with AstraZeneca shots after a temporary suspension, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Seixal, Portugal, March 22, 2021. REUTERS/Pedro Nunes/File Photo Reuters LISBON - Portugal will from now on recommend the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine only for people aged over 60, the health authority DGS said on Thursday, amid concerns over possible links between the shot and very rare cases of blood clots. The coordinator of the vaccination taskforce, Henrique Melo, said the decision would only have a small impact on the vaccination rollout. I want to highlight the goal of the vaccination campaign in Portugal is to save lives and prevent serious illness, health authority head Graca Freitas told a news conference. This can be achieved with any vaccine approved in Portugal.

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