Slovenia suspends J&J vaccine after woman, 20, has stroke

Slovenia suspended the use of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine after the death of a woman, 20, of a stroke two weeks after she received the shot. It was the second case of an alleged adverse effect to the one-dose vaccine, which has been injected into 120,000 people. Slovenia has been giving the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to anyone 18 and over, though some countries have limited its use to older people.