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Are Side Effects Why Many Pass on COVID Shots?


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Fever. Sore arm. Flu-like symptoms. These are the COVID-19 vaccines side effects, which now also include possible rare blood clots in the brain, and maybe even shingles.
But are the side effects worse than getting COVID? For roughly 5 million Americans, they are concerned enough to skip that second dose, according to the CDC.
Even as we learn about the possibility of these side effects, others are no longer a concern. Bell s palsy, for example, which was noted during clinical trials and at the FDA meetings as something to watch, has now been determined following an analysis to be no more likely than with other viral vaccines. ....

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Past research and 'unlimited resources' spur fast development of COVID-19 vaccines


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When scientists began working on solutions for the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020, it seemed unlikely that a safe and effective vaccine would be available in a year, according to
Paul A. Offit, MD.
Yet, by mid-December, the FDA had authorized two messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines developed by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna for emergency use after researchers found they were more than 90% efficacious in late-stage trials data now backed up by real-world evidence. ....

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