Vaccine
Europe
AstraZeneca Vaccine Deemed Safe by European Regulators
The European Medicines Agency ruled the AstraZeneca vaccine is safe for use, despite growing concern that it caused thrombosis and deaths.
Europe
Is Greece Making a Mistake in Using AstraZeneca Vaccine?
The EU's ambition of inoculating 70 percent of the population by September is in danger after the reported cases of thrombosis and death.
Greece
Coronavirus: Greece to Continue Distribution of AstraZeneca Shot
Greece's National Vaccination Committee has recommended that AstraZeneca's coronavirus shot be distributed in Greece according to schedule.
Greece
Coronavirus: Intubations Remain High in Greece
Greek health authorities announced a total of 1,134 new cases of Covid-19 on Monday, 492 fewer than had been recorded one day earlier.
Greece
Greece Says AstraZeneca Vaccination Program will Continue
Greek officials stated that inoculations using AstraZeneca vaccine will continue despite concerns about its alleged link to thrombosis.
Greece
Total of 564 Coronavirus Patients on Ventilators in Greece Sunday
Greece recorded a total of 1,626 cases of the coronavirus on Sunday, 886 fewer than the 2,512 cases diagnosed in the country on Saturday.
Greek News
Greece is a Top Summer Destination for Vaccinated Travelers
Greece was featured five times on a list of best European destinations for vaccinated travelers by European Best Destinations.
Europe
EU Approves Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
The European Medicines Agency, the European Union's pharmaceutical regulator, approved Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine on Thursday.
Europe
Denmark Stops Astra Zeneca Vaccinations Over Blood Clot Risk
Denmark suspended its AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccination campaign after reports of blood clots in those who had received the inoculation.
Europe
EU to Adopt Vaccine Certificate on March 17
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, announced that vaccine certificates would be adopted across Europe on March 17.