'Possible link' between AstraZeneca jab and blood clots
An EU medicine regulator has found a 'possible link' between AstraZeneca jab and blood clots. However, the regulator sti...
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The EU has recently begun legal action against AstraZeneca after discovering a 'breach in contract.' The EU has expressed their annoyance over the delivery times/dates of the vaccine and thus its availability. AstraZeneca had committed itself to deliver 180 million doses in the second quarter of this year but delivery delays have has meant that the second quarter goals have not been achieved.In relation to the good health and well-being SDG, is the EU's legal action a move towards prioritising the health of people within the EU? Tell us your thoughts!
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EU legal action against AstraZeneca
The EU has recently begun legal action against AstraZeneca after discovering a 'breach in contract.' The EU has expressed their annoyance over the delivery times/dates of the vaccine and thus its availability. AstraZeneca had committed itself to deliver 180 million doses in the second quarter of this year but delivery delays have has meant that the second quarter goals have not been achieved.In relation to the good health and well-being SDG, is the EU's legal action a move towards prioritising the health of people within the EU? Tell us your thoughts!
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