AstraZeneca withdraws Covid-19 vaccine worldwide

The pharmaceutical company admitted the existence of side effects

ROME – AstraZeneca withdraws its vaccine against Covid-19 worldwide. The pharmaceutical company, after the lawsuit brought by family members of British citizens who died from blood clots allegedly linked to the anti-Covid vaccine, admitted the existence of side effects: “It can cause a very rare effect collateral, with potentially fatal complications“, the words of the lawyers in the courtroom during the trial. Last March, AstraZeneca had already decided to stop marketing the vaccine in the EU. Yesterday the EMA, European Medicines Agency, issued a ban on the use of the vaccine.

THE ASTRAZENECA VERSION: “STOP DUE A SURPLUS OF SERUM AVAILABLE”

This is the reason for the withdrawal: “Our efforts have been recognized by governments around the world and are widely regarded as a critical component to ending the global pandemic. As numerous updated vaccines have been developed for Covid-19 variants , there is now asurplus of serums available. This has caused a decrease in demand for Vaxzervria, which is no longer produced nor supplied”.