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AstraZeneca cut for under-50s due to blood clot fears

Health by Shoba Rao, Angira Bharadwaj, Ellen Ransley, Zoe Smith and Nadia Salemme 2nd Apr 2021 1:25 PM | Updated: 8th Apr 2021 5:03 PM Premium Content Scott Morrison is holding his second press conference of the day, announcing changes to the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Australia. The Prime Minister, along with chief medical officer Professor Paul Kelly, are currently fronting the media in Canberra over blood clot links to the COVID-19 vaccine. Prof. Kelly announced that AstraZeneca will now be avoided for under 50s . Pfizer vaccine will be the preferred vaccination for those under the age of 50-years-old. Earlier, Mr Morrison had said the Australian Government would wait for the nation s panel of experts to review new links between AstraZeneca and blood clots before making any further

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AstraZeneca cut for under-50s

Health by Shoba Rao, Angira Bharadwaj, Ellen Ransley, Zoe Smith and Nadia Salemme 2nd Apr 2021 1:25 PM | Updated: 8th Apr 2021 5:03 PM Premium Content Scott Morrison is holding his second press conference of the day, announcing changes to the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Australia. The Prime Minister, along with chief medical officer Professor Paul Kelly, are currently fronting the media in Canberra over blood clot links to the COVID-19 vaccine. Prof. Kelly announced that AstraZeneca will now be avoided for under 50s . Pfizer vaccine will be the preferred vaccination for those under the age of 50-years-old. Earlier, Mr Morrison had said the Australian Government would wait for the nation s panel of experts to review new links between AstraZeneca and blood clots before making any further

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Ultra cold : TGA makes it easier to move Pfizer jab in Aust

Health by Shoba Rao, Angira Bharadwaj, Ellen Ransley, Zoe Smith and Nadia Salemme 2nd Apr 2021 1:25 PM | Updated: 8th Apr 2021 5:03 PM Premium Content The Therapeutic Goods Administration has agreed to make it easier to store and transport the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in Australia - as health experts around the countries decide the future of the embattled AstraZeneca jab. The TGA has today approved the storage and transportation of unopened vials of the vaccine at domestic freezer temperature levels of -25 degrees to -15 degrees Celsius for up to two weeks. This marks a major improvement in the logistics of managing the vaccine which was previously required to be stored at ultra-cold temperatures.

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Ultra cold : TGA makes it easier to move Pfizer jab in Aust

Ultra cold : TGA makes it easier to move Pfizer jab in Aust
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Ultra cold : TGA makes it easier to move Pfizer jab in Aust

Ultra cold : TGA makes it easier to move Pfizer jab in Aust
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