People who took the AstraZeneca vaccine might now be at risk of suffering a stroke, according to new evidence. There are now reports emerging of at least three people (two women in their 30s and …
People in their 40s here in Ireland will be given the choice of AstraZeneca or Johnson & Johnson vaccines when they attend their vaccination appointment, it has emerged today. Remarkably, both vaccines are either banned …
Social media users have been posting that they’re “concerned” given more revelations that the AstraZeneca vaccine could pose severely dangerous side effects, albeit at a very low rate. The AstraZeneca vaccine has now been linked …
Norway has just confirmed that it will no longer use the AstraZeneca vaccine due to the high risk of potentially deadly side effects. Also, the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine remains on hold. …
The Government has not yet made a decision about whether or not to use the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines for under 50s in Ireland. Both vaccines have been linked to serious side effects …
The European Union has seemingly decided not to renew its deal with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca for its Covid-19 vaccine according to a leading official. Speaking to France Inter, the European Union’s Internal Market Commissioner …
The AstraZeneca vaccine has now been linked to cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS), a potentially life-threatening side effect. It is understood that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) is now reviewing these reports, which once again …
People aged 40 or under will be offered an alternative to the AstraZeneca vaccine in the UK due to ongoing concerns about blood clots. The jab has been linked to deadly blood clotting events worldwide. …
The Irish Government has hinted that younger people in Ireland will be offered the AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. Tanaiste Leo Varadkar claimed, without any real reasoning behind it, that the Johnson & Johnson …
People under 50 who are in good health and were diagnosed with coronavirus within the past six months will be considered ‘fully vaccinated’ with just one dose of any mRNA vaccine. The Government issued the …
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