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The business yesterday asked anyone who had a COVID vaccination to notify them before making a booking. "The unknown health effects of the mRNA vaccine are not covered by our public liability insurance," Ms Adler wrote on social media. She said she had taken into consideration the "1000s of reported side effects this shot has shown so far". "We are deeply sorry for any inconvenience to you," she said. "However, the safety of our staff and existing clients is our priority." The business said it will re-evaluate the policy in 2023 "when clinical trials of the experimental injection are com...

The business yesterday asked anyone who had a COVID vaccination to notify them before making a booking. "The unknown health effects of the mRNA vaccine are not covered by our public liability insurance," Ms Adler wrote on social media. She said she had taken into consideration the "1000s of reported side effects this shot has shown so far". "We are deeply sorry for any inconvenience to you," she said. "However, the safety of our staff and existing clients is our priority." The business said it will re-evaluate the policy in 2023 "when clinical trials of the experimental injection are com...

A Gold Coast hairdresser, in hot water for announcing vaccinated Aussies were not welcome in her salon, claims she has “proof” to support the ban.

Offbeat by Benedict Brook   Coronavirus has spawned almost as many wild theories as infections - from evil government plots to 5G towers transmitting COVID-19. Now, with the vaccine rolling out, another crop of misinformation is doing the rounds of social media. And it's making virus watchers shake their heads in dismay. According to some, mRNA vaccines - such as the US-German Pfizer-BioNTech jab - can lead pregnant women to miscarry. This, apparently, is due to people "shedding" the vaccine to those who have not had the shot. Epidemiologists have s...

Offbeat by Benedict Brook   Coronavirus has spawned almost as many wild theories as infections - from evil government plots to 5G towers transmitting COVID-19. Now, with the vaccine rolling out, another crop of misinformation is doing the rounds of social media. And it's making virus watchers shake their heads in dismay. According to some, mRNA vaccines - such as the US-German Pfizer-BioNTech jab - can lead pregnant women to miscarry. This, apparently, is due to people "shedding" the vaccine to those who have not had the shot. Epidemiologists have s...