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Blood clot risk up to 10 times higher with coronavirus itself than its vaccines, study suggests – Yahoo News Australia
The odds of developing the complication ‘markedly increase’ with the infection.
An effective coronavirus vaccination programme has long been hailed as a route out of the pandemic. (Stock, Getty Images)
The risk of developing a blood clot with the coronavirus itself is up to 10 times higher than experiencing the complication post-vaccine, research suggests.
Concerns have been raised over the University of Oxford-AstraZeneca jab. As of 31 March, 79 blood clot cases had been linked to the vaccine’s first dose, of whom 19 patients died.
“Out of the utmost caution” the UK’s jab…
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