In the video: a “researcher” reveals the effectiveness of the vaccine “AstraZeneca”, its side effects … and the difference between “Pfizer” and other vaccines

Al-Marsad Journal: Dr Asala Lamah, researcher in molecular biology and cancer sciences, revealed the effectiveness of the AstraZeneca vaccine and its side effects.

a routine procedure
Lamah said in an intervention with the Ya Hala program broadcast on the Rotana Khaleejia channel: “What has happened since yesterday in some European countries suspending the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine is a routine procedure. complacency, and what happened proves that there is no complacency.

Blood clotting accident
She added: “There was a blood clotting accident that happened in Denmark, and they decided to stop the vaccine until this accident was verified, and that does not mean that what is happening. happened caused by the vaccine, the same happened in Austria. a few days ago, and after the investigation, the European Medicines Agency announced that there was no link between the vaccine and the state of blood clotting. in Austria “

And she continued: “The latest figures indicate that 8 million doses of the vaccine have been given in Europe and that only 24 cases of blood clots have occurred.”

The effectiveness of the Pfizer vaccine
And about the effectiveness of the Pfizer vaccine, and if it was more than any other vaccine, she replied, “The trials were not done under the same conditions, and therefore the comparison of vaccines is very unfair, but we have the efficacy ratios that we put out that make us believe that there is one vaccine more effective than another, which we should be looking at. It is not the absolute effectiveness of the vaccine, but its effectiveness in protecting against dangerous forms of the disease, and from that angle, all of these vaccines are excellent and exceed what we were hoping to achieve.

She concluded by saying: “The vaccines that have been approved have been given to millions of people around the world, and what we conclude is that they are all quite safe and have good efficacy, and the difference in Pfizer is that these are the first vaccines that were approved and that people took and therefore people think they are more effective.