<p>German biotech startup BioNTech is seeking details of reports from Israel of cases of heart inflammation among people receiving the Covid-19 vaccine it is making with Pfizer, Chief executive Ugur Sahin said on Wednesday.</p>.<p><strong>Read more: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/international/israel-examining-heart-inflammation-cases-in-people-who-received-pfizer-covid-shot-978939.html" target="_blank">Israel examining heart inflammation cases in people who received Pfizer Covid shot </a></strong></p>.<p>Sahin said the reports appeared to be anecdotal, and added that monitoring by public health authorities in countries like the United States or Germany showed no unusual incidence of such symptoms.</p>.<p>"We have no evidence until now of any accumulation of this heart muscle inflammation," Sahin told an online briefing hosted by Germany's foreign correspondents' association.</p>
<p>German biotech startup BioNTech is seeking details of reports from Israel of cases of heart inflammation among people receiving the Covid-19 vaccine it is making with Pfizer, Chief executive Ugur Sahin said on Wednesday.</p>.<p><strong>Read more: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/international/israel-examining-heart-inflammation-cases-in-people-who-received-pfizer-covid-shot-978939.html" target="_blank">Israel examining heart inflammation cases in people who received Pfizer Covid shot </a></strong></p>.<p>Sahin said the reports appeared to be anecdotal, and added that monitoring by public health authorities in countries like the United States or Germany showed no unusual incidence of such symptoms.</p>.<p>"We have no evidence until now of any accumulation of this heart muscle inflammation," Sahin told an online briefing hosted by Germany's foreign correspondents' association.</p>