Please note that this article has been edited to reflect findings in a fact check carried out by Science Feedback, which can be read here. Months after the pharmaceutical behemoth acknowledged the medication may occasionally …
Pharma company AstraZeneca has announced the creation of 100 new jobs for the capital. The positions will be based at a new facility in the Alexion Campus in College Park in Blanchardstown, Dublin. Check out …
Ireland will no longer be taking delivery of the AstraZeneca or the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine. In an announcement the Chief Executive of the HSE Paul Reid said that Ireland will cease further deliveries …
Irish health authorities have confirmed 581 new coronavirus infections over the last 24h. Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tony Holohan, has expressed his ‘concern’ about this rapidly deteriorating situation. Mr. Holohan has advised young people …
Irish medical board approves the administration of AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson vaccines to people aged 18-40, despite both jabs being banned elsewhere due to fatal side effects. The National Immunisation Advisory Committee (NIAC) has …
Australia will only administer the AstraZeneca vaccine to people over 60 due to ongoing concerns about blood clot formation. The jab has long been associated with blood clotting events around the world, many of them …
The HSE have confirmed that those waiting for their second AstraZeneca dose will receive their vaccine within the next five weeks. In an announcement the HSE said that they plan to have around 450,000 …
The HSE have confirmed that those waiting for their second AstraZeneca dose will receive their vaccine within the next five weeks. In an announcement the HSE said that they plan to have around 450,000 second …
Please note that a factcheck carried out by thejournal.ie after this article was published has claimed that The Liberal’s claim about “major concerns” about the AstraZeneca vaccine is misleading or that our original article was …
A BBC radio presenter has reportedly died after suffering serious side effects from the Covid-19 vaccine. According to BBC News, the family of BBC Newcastle’s Lisa Shaw, 44, have said that the presenter died after …
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