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    "Rogue antibody and mystery pathogen behind AstraZeneca blood clots: study"

    "A rare gene combined with exposure to a mystery pathogen may have caused the blood clotting issues that plagued AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine."

    https://www.smh.com.au/national/…

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    • rogue vaccine would be another way of describing things.zardoz
    • anyhow, that's for folk who took the vax to fret over.zardoz
    • any astrazenecistas here? how do you feel about this news?zardoz
    • I bet they dead pleased.
      https://www.bbc.co.u…      Chimp
    • *feelChimp
    • Of about 13 million doses of AstraZeneca administered in Australia, there were 173 blood clotting cases and eight deathskingsteven
    • Before roll out the UK MHRA estimated that out of 20.2 million doses then administered, four per million were at risk of blood clots.kingsteven
    • (after roll out to elderly) which is lower than pfizer and moderna estimated, in hindsight thirteen per million in aus. I'd feel pissed if it was mandated too.kingsteven
    • Don’t forget adverse reactions are grossly under reported. Meanwhile there are mysterious excess deaths in the more highly vaccinated countries.Chimp
    • This all coming from muppets who ignore that covid killed millions.monospaced
    • Mono, you're missing the point.Chimp
    • We're pushing back against all the lies and propaganda that supported taking away human rights, pushing us towards Chines style state control.Chimp
    • This is mono when someone questions the safety of the vaccine. https://gfycat.com/g…Chimp
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