adam finn was a member of the committee which advised the government on covid vaccines.liver rapidly, even just after the first dose, really saved a lot of people's lives. but he believes the vaccine damage payment scheme is flawed and needs reform. at the moment, we are seeing what appears to be a fairly arbitrary compensation scheme, presumably designed to be simple and effective. but it's not really responsive to the level of disability that people experience and it's certainly not changing over time as the cost of living rises. around 50 families affected by vitt blood clots are taking a group legal action against astrazeneca for compensation. both the department of health and astrazeneca said their sympathy went out to anyone who had lost loved ones. the government says it will look closely at the concerns of affected families. astrazeneca said it couldn't comment on ongoing litigation, but patient safety was its highest priority, adding, "regulators around the world state the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks of extremely rare side effects". the legal case

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