Spain's health ministry said today it was not aware of any changes to the planned first delivery of 300,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shots expected to arrive tomorrow.
Spain unaware of any delays in J&J COVID vaccine deliveries
Reviewing cases of extremely rare blood clots
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It 's strange how people claim the vaccine IS dangerous due to a less than one in a million chance of blood clots, yet Covid itself isn't, as only 96% catch it.
It seems, the USA is tying to spread doubts. When in reallity the problems are minimal. Give me the jab tomorrow ,please