New Zealand reports death of woman after Pfizer COVID vaccine
The Hindu
An independent board considered that the woman’s death was due to myocarditis, which is known to be a rare side effect of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
On August 30 New Zealand reported that a woman had died following her Comirnaty Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination. An independent COVID-19 vaccine safety monitoring board considered that the woman’s death was due to myocarditis, which is known to be a rare side effect of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, the Health Ministry said in a statement. The board noted there were other medical issues occurring at the same time which may have influenced the outcome following vaccination, the statement said.
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