Hopefully Alexander Ginzburg is right: “Perhaps in this case an incomplete degree of purification was used and some products that could remain in the final prod

Hopefully Alexander Ginzburg is right: “Perhaps in this case an incomplete degree of purification was used and some products that could remain in the final product could contribute to platelet aggregation in some of the patients who received the preparation,” Ginzburg was quoted as saying. [1] It would mean it was a production problem, not an adverse reaction to a vaccine well manufactured. AZ has been under pressure to deliver, but if this is the case would mean an extremely bad QA process, which for vaccines is probably highly unlikely. [1]https://www.world-today-news.com/the-creator-of-sputnik-v-pointed-out-why-blood-clots-form-in-the-astrazeneca-vaccine/ https://www.world-today-news.com/the-creator-of-sputnik-v-po...