Vaccine safety
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How do we actually investigate rare COVID-19 vaccine side-effects?
Picture: ShuttlestockInvestigations are under way to determine whether the deaths of two people in New South Wales who developed blood clots are linked to the...
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Data suggest no increased risk of blood clots from the AstraZeneca vaccine. Australia shouldn’t pause its rollout
Image: Remko de Waal/EPA/AAPIreland and the Netherlands have temporarily paused their rollouts of the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine, due to concerns about blood clots.The move follows reports from Norway over...
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How do we know the COVID vaccine won’t have long-term side-effects?
Picture: ShuttlestockAs Australia’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout begins this week, many people still have questions about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, both in the short and...
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Why telling stories could be a more powerful way of convincing some people to take a COVID vaccine than just the facts
Picture: Ted S. Warren/AP/AAPScientists don’t know exactly what percentage of the population will need to get a COVID vaccine to achieve herd immunity. Some diseases, such...
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What do we know about the Novavax and Pfizer COVID vaccines that Australia just signed up for?
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The federal government’s announcement of agreements to supply vaccines from Novavax and Pfizer/BioNTech potentially increases the pool of COVID-19 vaccines Australians will be able to access. These two...
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Children may need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 too. Here’s what we need to consider
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An ideal COVID-19 vaccine would not only protect people from becoming ill, it would also stop the virus spreading through the population....
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Russia’s coronavirus vaccine hasn’t been fully tested. Doling it out risks side effects and false protection
A scientist holding a coronavirus vaccine at the
Nikolai Gamaleya National Center of Epidemiology and
Microbiology in Moscow, Russia.
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