Teacher died in Palermo of thrombosis. She was vaccinated with AstraZeneca 10 days ago

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March 28, 2021 A 46-year-old teacher, hospitalized since March 24 in intensive care at the 'Paolo Giaccone' Polyclinic in Palermo for a thrombosis, died in the intensive care unit of the Palermo hospital.

The teacher had arrived at the Polyclinic about a week after the administration of the AstraZeneca vaccine, "in very critical condition with extensive deep thrombosis and an anamnestic history - they explain from the hospital - in which there is also a vaccination, coming from the Buccheri La hospital. Ferla ".

Transferred to intensive care "in multi-organ dysfunction", despite the treatments and care provided by health professionals, the teacher died this morning.

The Italian Medicines Agency recently stated that there is no scientific evidence of a correlation between the AstraZeneca vaccine and deaths caused by thrombosis.

The Policlinico di Palermo reported the case to AIFA and the judiciary as usual.