We have new intriguing news that connects the Scandinavian world with Poland. Poland is soon considering purchasing a vaccine from the Danish state. Denmark, as in the case of AstraZeneca, refrains from vaccination with this preparation. Are there ongoing talks regarding its purchase? Will the transaction take place? When and on what terms?
Johnson & Johnson - vaccine deal with Denmark ...
Polsat News announced in the latest news. Mateusz Morawiecki has already written a special letter to the prime minister of the Danish government. In it, he expressed a desire to buy back some of the vaccines. Denmark is abandoning this product (as was the case with AstraZeneca) due to the alleged risk of thrombosis. Are the fears right?
Let's look at the numbers. According to English data, 1 person in 250 may have thrombosis. Following the COVID-19 vaccine, thrombotic events are statistically very rare. It's good that we know that such a complication occurs. This allows for a quick response. I agree with the position of EMA and PTHiT. The benefits of all COVID-19 vaccines outweigh the risks. Thrombotic events, although very rare, are serious and must be kept in mind. But they should not be a reason not to vaccinate. However, it is important to properly carry out the qualification process, as well as to monitor patients after vaccination - said cardiologist Dr. Bartosz Hudzik, MD, PhD. (source of information: Messages. Onet.pl).
To sum up. The Danish rapid vaccination plan for adult citizens is no longer feasible ...
Johnson & Johnson withdrawn by Denmark. The country assured that by 25 July all adult citizens would be vaccinated long ago. Unfortunately, the re-withdrawal of more vaccines from the market makes this plan less and less realistic. Will Poland buy the vaccine? Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki assures that it is. However, we will find out soon whether the final transaction will be reached. The most important thing is the well-being and safety of citizens.
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