Doctor died from rare reaction to AstraZeneca Covid jab

Dr Stephen Wright, 32, an NHS clinical psychologist and frontline health worker, suffered from a combination of a brainstem infarction, bleed on the brain and vaccine-induced thrombosis, an inquest at London’s Southwark coroner’s court heard.

He was in one of the earliest groups of people to be given the jab, and died 10 days after it was administered. The coroner Andrew Harris said it was a “very unusual and deeply tragic case”, but noted that the inquest’s conclusion was not “blaming AstraZeneca”.

Dr Mark Howard, a consultant pathologist and medical examiner at King’s College hospital, said scientists and medical experts were not aware of the vaccine’s possible deadly side effects when Wright received the jab as it was so early in its rollout, but even at later stages there would have been no way of predicting this “rare and unintended consequence”...Read More

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