‘Sustained’ campaign of reassurance needed to keep compliance rates high Anti-vaxxers are seeking to exploit new evidence of links between the AstraZeneca jab and blood clots to undermine the UK’s vaccination programme, public health experts have warned. They called for a “sustained” information campaign over the coming months to counter anti-vaccine messages, after...
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