French health authority advises against Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for under 30s -Breaking
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PARIS (Reuters – France’s public health agency has suggested that people below 30 years old be given a vaccine Pfizer (NYSE:) Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccination when it is available in place of Moderna (NASDAQ) Inc’s Spikevax jab – which had comparatively greater risks of heart-related complications
Although it does not hold the legal authority to ban drugs or license them, the Haute Autorite de Sante, which acts as an advisor for the French health system, has cited the “very rare” risk of Myocarditis. This is a serious heart condition that was highlighted in data from the Moderna vaccine, and in the French study released Monday.
HAS published its opinion on Monday, stating that “within the population under 30 this risk seems to be about five times less with Pfizer’s Comirnaty Jab than Moderna’s Spikevaxjab.”
HAS indicated that HAS’ recommendation which applies regardless of whether the vaccine is used as a second, third, or fourth “booster” dose would still be valid, until further scientific research on the subject becomes available.
The Moderna vaccine is recommended for people over 30. It has a slightly higher effectiveness.
Last month, the European Union’s drug regulator approved Moderna’s booster vaccine. It stated in its review that it may be administered to anyone aged 18 or older, and at least six months following the last dose.
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