Rogue antibody and mystery pathogen behind AstraZeneca blood clots: study
&gt; AstraZeneca’s vaccine remains in use in Australia, but official health advice is to opt for Pfizer or Moderna if you’re under 60. But AstraZeneca continues to be distributed, particularly in low-income countries.<p>Interesting thing of note here: I keep reading this. Even the Wikipedia page on AstraZeneca suggests that it’s still used in many European countries. In Austria (where I live) while if’s technically possible to vaccinate with it, you absolutely will not be able to get it. It hasn’t been stocked for more than a year and a half. It has been effectively suspended since and everyone who got it, was boosted with one of the MRNA vaccines instead.<p>I would like to understand why the reporting on in (including the Wikipedia page) is so reluctant to mention the effective suspension of it.<p>I’m not familiar with the situation in Australia but I would be quite surprised if it’s still in use.