EMA, which is the EU's vaccine regulator, said it was investigating the incidents, but that there was "no indication" the vaccine had caused them

The MEB said there was no evidence AstraZeneca's vaccine caused the blood clots 

 the World Health Organization (WHO), and the EMA have all said there is currently no evidence that the vaccine causes blood clots.

 WHO said Friday it hadn't found a link between the vaccine and clots, 

AstraZeneca said Sunday that there was no evidence its COVID-19 vaccine led to an increased risk of pulmonary embolism, deep-vein thrombosis, or thrombocytopenia "in any defined age group, gender, batch, or in any particular country."

There has also been no evidence of increased bleeding in the more than 60,000 participants who enrolled in AstraZeneca's trials