The latest COVID-19 studies providing answers to one of the
questions that is often repeated since the vaccines were introduced
How are the vaccines affecting our health?
The largest vaccine study to date is in fact identified
some risks that are associated with the vaccines,
and our next board gets you all the details.
New Zealand's Global Vaccine Data Network analyzed data from 99
million people who received COVID-19 vaccines across eight countries.
Their findings show the vaccines are responsible for a slight
increase in neurological,
blood and heart related disorders.
The research says 3 doses of Pfizer,
Bioentech and Moderna's mRNA vaccines.
Could trigger neocarditis, a rare condition of heart inflammation.
1/3 dose of AstraZeneca vaccine increased the risk of another
heart condition,
pericarditis 6.9 fold. The 1st and 4th dose of moderna
increased the risk 1.7 fold and 2.6 fold respectively.
Those who took the Astrazeneca's shots had a greater risk
of developing a rare neurological disorder,
Guillain Barre Syndrome.
They also had a 3.2 times increased risk of getting
blood clots.
The Moderna vaccine increased the risk 3.8 times of the
neurological disorder Acute Disseminated encephalomyelitis for Astrazeneca's vaccine use,
as there was a 2.2 fold increased risk of the
disorder.
The study also warned of several other disorders that need
further investigation.
However, it emphasized that the risk of developing any of
the mentioned conditions are very small.
The research notes that out of 13 billion doses administered,
there have been only 2000 such cases.
The study also highlights that the benefits of the vaccines
far outweigh the risks.
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