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NEW YORK (NYTIMES) - Two and a half hours after being injected with a Covid-19 vaccine, Dr Taneisha Wilson was hit with the worst headache of her life.
In her home office in Cranston, Rhode Island, Wilson, 36, an emergency physician with a constitution she calls horse-like, laid her head down on the desk. Fighting a wave of nausea, she let out an involuntary groan loud enough to be heard by her husband in a room down the hall. Are you OK, babe? he called. It felt like I got smacked, Wilson recalled in an interview.
That is not how most people who get the vaccine feel afterward, but reactions like Wilson s were not uncommon in the clinical trial results of the two Covid-19 vaccines now being distributed across the country. Pfizer, the company that makes the one she received, reported that some 13 per cent of recipients ages 18 to 55 had a bad headache after the first dose. About 16 per cent of those who received the other vaccine, made by Moderna, in a late-stage trial had a