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Also I'm not really sure what saying "we don't know the long term effect are" accomplishes. It's not really adding much to the conversation. You are making the
by bmj 5y ago
Also I'm not really sure what saying "we don't know the long term effect are" accomplishes. It's not really adding much to the conversation.
You are making the claim that there may not be any long term effects to the vaccine, but the information you cite has nothing to do with mRNA-based vaccines. I'm simply suggesting we don't have the data yet to make such claims.
- shlant 5y agothe link I posted was to provide a list of known vaccine adverse reaction events throughout history to show that none of them occurred months after vaccination. Adverse events are almost always acute so the fact that we haven't seen widespread serious side effects after 6+ months means they are very likely incredibly safe.