Prognosis
J&J Blood-Clot Pause Done to Educate Doctors, Monitor Cases
- Pause could end in ‘a matter of days,’ FDA’s Woodcock says
- Officials knew it could cause hit to vaccine confidence
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U.S. health officials urged a pause on the use of Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine due to dangerous blood-clotting to give them time to educate doctors on how to treat the exceedingly rare disorder and to “look in all the nooks and crannies” for other cases.