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Lisa Shaw death: BBC presenter had blood clots after AstraZeneca jab, family says – The Guardian
Radio Newcastle broadcaster had severe headaches a week after vaccine and fell seriously ill days later, relatives say
The award-winning BBC radio presenter Lisa Shaw died in hospital after suffering blood clots following her AstraZeneca vaccination, her family has said.
The 44-year-old, who was a well-known broadcaster in the north-east of England and had worked for BBC Radio Newcastle since 2015, developed severe headaches a week after having the jab and fell seriously ill a few days later, relatives said in a statement.
Shaw died at the Royal Victoria infirmary in Newcastle on Friday last week after being treated…
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