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‘No indication’ AstraZeneca vaccine causes blood clots, says EU medicines regulator

The EU’s review of the vaccine is still an ‘ongoing process’, the EMA’s executive director said

The European Medicines Agency review has concluded that there’s no evidence so far that the AstraZeneca vaccine has caused increased incidents of blood clotting
The European Medicines Agency review has concluded that there’s no evidence so far that the AstraZeneca vaccine has caused increased incidents of blood clotting Photo: Sergei Supinsky/Getty Images

The EU’s review of the vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca following an increase in blood clot concerns is an “ongoing process”, a top official has said.

Speaking at a 16 March press conference, European Medicines Agency executive director Emer Cooke said there was “no indication” so far that the AstraZeneca vaccine or any other jab has caused increased incidents of blood clotting.

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