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[VIDEO] Keep calm & jab on: These numbers will boost your faith in Covid-19 vaccines
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/ 22 June 2021

[VIDEO] Keep calm & jab on: These numbers will boost your faith in Covid-19 vaccines

Allergic reactions, unusual blood clots and heart inflammation have all been linked to Covid vaccines. But most people won’t experience these severe reactions. Watch this easy explainer

By Aisha Abdool Karim, Joan Van Dyk and Yolanda Mdzeke
[From our archives] Blood clots can be fatal – look out for the warning signs
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/ 13 October 2014

[From our archives] Blood clots can be fatal – look out for the warning signs

Many people are dying preventable deaths from pulmonary embolisms or deep-vein thrombosis. Increased awareness can help reduce the toll.

By Mia Malan
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/ 9 December 2011

Contraceptive Yasmin raises risk of clotting, study shows

Studies into Bayer’s best-selling contraceptives Yasmin and Yaz have shown that women on the pills run a higher risk of getting dangerous blood clots.

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