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Saudi study documents safety of AstraZeneca

firstwordpharmaAugust 02, 2021

Tag: AstraZeneca , Saudi , COVID-19

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A study from Saudi Arabia found that no major side effects were associated with AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine AZD1222 and no breakthrough infections were seen, Arab News reported.

Saudi study documents safety of AstraZeneca

The analysis included 1592 randomly selected people who received the vaccine, with results showing that 34.7% reported a reaction after the first dose, while none had a reaction after the second.

The side effects included injection site pain in 30.5% of subjects and musculoskeletal symptoms in 27.5%.

The study also concluded that the rate of post-vaccine COVID-19 infection was 0.5% with zero hospitalisations.

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