The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration are recommending that health care professionals hold off on administering Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot coronavirus vaccine amid reports of blood clots in several recipients. However, the problem seems less severe than an analogous clotting problem that has cropped up with AstraZeneca PLC’s vaccine and could prove temporary. And even a disappearance of J&J’s product may not threaten herd immunity in the US.
The FDA and CDC said 13 April that they were reviewing data on six cases of a clot in the...








