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J&J researchers: Not enough evidence found so far linking COVID-19 vaccine to blood clots Share Updated: 1:20 PM PDT Apr 16, 2021 National Desk Staff Share Updated: 1:20 PM PDT Apr 16, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript These reports of cerebral venous sinus, thrombosis and thrombosis. Agrippina are similar to reports of thrombin attic events with thrombosis Dapena seen in europe after vaccination with the astrazeneca vaccine. In the european cases, both men and women presented with the blood clots, though they were more frequent in women, the astrazeneca Don johnson johnson vaccines both use an adenovirus factor. These vaccines are different from the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, which are MRNA based vaccines and to be very clear these types of reactions. Blood clots in combination with low platelets are not being seen with the authorized vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. I know the information we have presented may be very concerni

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