Did experimental covid-19 vaccine cause problem?

Researchers suspect another cause may be at fault

Posted 9/15/20

Covid-19 vaccine researchers hope to be able to restart trials soon.

AstraZeneca  halted its  trials last week after a severe reaction that may not have been induced by the vaccine.

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Did experimental covid-19 vaccine cause problem?

Researchers suspect another cause may be at fault

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Covid-19 vaccine researchers hope to be able to restart trials soon.

AstraZeneca halted its trials last week after a severe reaction that may not have been induced by the vaccine.

CEO Pascal Soriot said in a private call with investors that a woman in the UK developed neurological issues.

Her condition is improving and she was expected to return home this week.

Reports earlier said she may have developed a condition called transverse myelitis.

Researchers are looking at whether it could have been caused by the experimental vaccine.


The AstraZeneca/Oxford University vaccine partnership is one of the frontrunners in the vaccine race.

Oxford was among the 1st few companies to publish promising results for immunity/

The vaccine is one of 3 advanced experimental drugs that have reached Phase 3 trials in America and Europe.

AstraZeneca has deals with the US and other countries for hundreds of millions of doses if the vaccine is safe and effective.

vaccine, COVID-19, cases, AstraZeneca, Oxford

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