EMA reviews link between COVID-19 vaccine and incidents

EMA reviews link between COVID-19 vaccine and incidents

Photo taken on March 17, 2021, shows the European Medicines Agency headquarters in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The European drug watchdog is reviewing recent reports of bleeding, blood clots and other symptoms in people who have received AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine.

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