Germany, France and Italy Join Others in Pausing Use of AstraZeneca’s Vaccine - NewsDay Zimbabwe

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Germany, France and Italy Join Others in Pausing Use of AstraZeneca’s Vaccine - NewsDay Zimbabwe

Leading public health agencies say millions of people have received the vaccine without blood clotting issues, and experts have not found a causal link. At the same time, Europe is confronting a third wave of the virus. Parents rallied in several U.S. cities to reopen schools.

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