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    Good news:
    'Breakthrough' could lead to therapies for rare blood clots linked to AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

    Doctors from Germany and Austria say they've not only figured out the mechanism behind a rare form of thrombosis linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine, but have also developed a diagnostic tool and a suggested therapy to "clear it up immediately."

    https://www.dw.com/en/breakthrou…

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    • i thought it was already established that there's no link between the vaccine and blood clots.renderedred
    • except for the norway study...but I didn't follow up on what the actual status is.uan
    • i think the german study was related to blood clots in a specific part of the brain, it's melded in to the general 'blood clots' newskingsteven
    • There is no connection they found.monospaced
    • but good there's a cure. :)renderedred
    • omfg, so the "diagnostic tool" is checking to see if they have a blood clotting disease first, and then to treat it as usual... are you fucking kidding me?monospaced
    • the guys talking are incorrectly calling thrombosis a side effect of the vaccinemonospaced
    • it's an rare and special immune reaction that can cause the sinus vain thrombo. it does not matter what we think, doctors who are experts in this subj workonit.api
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