As the Johnson & Johnson company has mentioned, they’re aware of blood clotting cases among patients who received the vaccine.
As Johnson & Johnson said in a statement on April 9, the company is aware of the blood clotting cases that have been reported among patients who’ve received the shot, according to CNN.
Even so, the company stated that they found no link between the Janssen vaccine and the thromboembolic events in patients. As written in the statement, after analyzing the potential side effects of the vaccine, the company discovered a very small number of rare events that can appear after vaccination.
At the moment there’s no clear evidence that Johnson & Johnson could be responsible for these rare events, the company added.
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