Astrazeneca fully understands Danish vaccine pause: "It's about maintaining trust in the vaccines"
Astrazeneca fully understands that Danish authorities have extended the suspension of the Swedish-British vaccine in spite of the facts that EMA and WHO still recommend using the vaccine, and that a host of other countries have kept it in their vaccine programs.
BY ULRICH QUISTGAARD, TRANSLATED BY NIELSINE NIELSEN
Even though the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the World Health organization (WHO) have both recommended the continued use of pharmaceutical company Astrazeneca's vaccine against Covid-19, both Denmark and Norway extended their suspension of inoculations using this vaccine last week.
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