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South Africa to conduct further inspection of J&J vaccine batches

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South Africa’s health ministry said it will conduct further inspections on batches of Johnson & Johnson’s coronavirus vaccine following recently uncovered contamination issues at a Baltimore plant.

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The Hill

South Africa to conduct further inspection of J&J vaccine batches

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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IOL

SA’s batch of J&J vaccines is safe, says health ministry

The Ministry said work is being undertaken to identify more safe doses for the rest of the mass vaccination programme.

3 years ago·South Africa

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Financial Post

South African health inspectors will not release unsuitable J&J vaccines

JOHANNESBURG -- South African health inspectors on Sunday said they will not release Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines that may have been contaminated during production at a U.S. plant. Read More

3 years ago·Canada

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Bloomberg Quint

South Africa Won’t Release Unsuitable Batches of J&J Vaccine

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3 years ago·Mumbai, India

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Times Live

'Real possibility' that J&J vaccines ready to be used in SA might not be suitable: health ministry

There is a "real possibility" that the Johnson & Johnson vaccines ready to be distributed to South Africans from the Gqebherha plant will not be suitable for use.

3 years ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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The Citizen

Daily news update: Win for rural KZN women, SAA goes private, J&J vaccines head to SA

Click on the links below for the full story or visit our home page for the latest news.300k J&J Covid-19 vaccines to be shipped to SA ‘urgently’(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 07, 2021, Johnson & Johnsons Janssen Covid-19 vaccines are seen on a table in Los Angeles, California. – Johnson & Johnson said on June 10, 2021, the US Food and Drug Administration had authorized an extension for the shelf life of its Covid-19 vaccine from three …

3 years ago·South Africa

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