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A hotly anticipated British study has released early data showing no safety concerns for people who mixed and matched their COVID-19 vaccines, despite experiencing more minor side effects 鈥?preliminary findings that could inform Canadian regulators decisions on whether to approve vaccine mixing.The data, published Wednesday in a peer-reviewed letter in the Lancet, comes from a University of Oxford study called Com-COV, which is investigating the safety and efficacy of combining different COVID-19 vaccines. The studys results are being anxiously awaited by drug regulators around the world, amid growing concerns over rare but serious blood clots linked to the AstraZeneca and related Covishield vaccine.This first batch of data shows no safety concerns in the seven days after people were given a second dose of Pfizer afte
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