'Vaccine blood clot risk far smaller than Covid risks'
The findings of a major study suggests that the increased risks of blood clotting disorders from Covid vaccines is “far smaller” than the risks associated with getting the virus.
The University of Oxford-led review looked at 29 million people who’d had their first dose of the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccine.
Prof Julia Hippisley-Cox told the BBC’s Today programme that the “reassuring” results “underscore the safety of the vaccine and the benefits of the vaccine compared with getting an infection”.
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