A Western Australian (WA) police officer has been admitted to the hospital following an adverse reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine which saw her suffer a stroke caused by blood clots. The officer confirmed in a Facebook post that doctors concluded her transient ischaemic (TIA) attack was an “adverse effect from COVID vaccination.” Currently, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) does not list blood clotting as a possible side effect of the Pfizer mRNA vaccine. Plastic surgeon and Australian Medical Association (WA) President, Dr Mark Duncan-Smith, said there was no scientific proof the Pfizer vaccine caused the stroke and at present the TGA does not list blood clots as a possible side effect of the Pfizer vaccine. “It’s like saying I had my Pfizer injection and within two weeks I had a car accident. Therefore, Pfizer injections cause car accidents. There is no evidence to suggest that Pfizer is associated with strokes …