Trial of AstraZeneca vaccine on children suspended over blood clot fears
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dailystar.co.ukcoronavirus jab on children and teenagers has been suspended due to concerns over blood clotting. The University of Oxford, who helped develop the vaccine, confirmed that it has paused the trial for children and teenagers after "rare cases of thrombosis/thrombocytopaenia that have been reported in adults".
Researchers say they are awaiting further information about the side-effect for the jab which the prestigious university developed alongside drug company AstraZeneca.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is investigating a potential link between the jab and a rare form of blood clot.A statement read: "Whilst there are no safety concerns in the paediatric clinical trial, we await additional information from the.
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