Don’t know about you Europeans, but this story will be buried in the US.
Isn’t that old news? It was basically covid myocarditis risk vs. myocarditis from the vaccine.
Or, more accurately : French health authorities advise against the use of Moderna for under 30s *because Pfizer is also available* and has a lower incidence of side effects in that age group.
They’re still recommending Moderna for all other cohorts, and they would still recommend Moderna for all cohorts if it were the only vaccine available.
I also got Moderna only the first round and not the second round. I don’t know what to do in the future.
I’m under 30 and got Moderna. Didn’t have any problem whatsoever (save for light pain for a few days in the area of the arms where the vaccine was injected)
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Don’t know about you Europeans, but this story will be buried in the US.
Isn’t that old news? It was basically covid myocarditis risk vs. myocarditis from the vaccine.
Or, more accurately : French health authorities advise against the use of Moderna for under 30s *because Pfizer is also available* and has a lower incidence of side effects in that age group.
They’re still recommending Moderna for all other cohorts, and they would still recommend Moderna for all cohorts if it were the only vaccine available.
I also got Moderna only the first round and not the second round. I don’t know what to do in the future.
I’m under 30 and got Moderna. Didn’t have any problem whatsoever (save for light pain for a few days in the area of the arms where the vaccine was injected)