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There’s a microchip, it will make me infertile, alter my DNA: The roots and truth about COVID-19 vaccine myths
While COVID-19 vaccines have some people excited to be released from the pandemic’s shackles, they’ve left others terrified — and, in many cases, misinformed. COVID-19 vaccines can lead to infertilityIt’s simply not true, the experts said. In reality, research that relates to the mRNA vaccines for cancers and other coronaviruses was being conducted 10 to 15 years before 2019. Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... The current vaccines prevent COVID-19 disease, but it is unclear if they prevent infection; this means that COVID-19 could still be transmitted even when vaccinated.
Source: thestar February 04, 2021 23:46 UTC
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