Page 25 - Simone Wildes News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Get to know JTD in The Morning on 100.3 The Peak in Albuquerque, NM.

By @tobyknappON | Facebook, www.iHeartToby.com Apr 5, 2021 Are you a woman who had the COVID vaccine and felt more severe side effects from it than your partner, male coworker, brother or dad did? Turns out, the majority of side effects reported from the vaccine so far have been from women. According to the , in the first 13.7-million vaccine doses given this year, 79% of the reports of side effects were from women. Part of that may be because women are more willing than guys to acknowledge symptoms like headache and fatigue, but experts say it could also come down to biology.

By @tobyknappON | Facebook, www.iHeartToby.com Apr 5, 2021 Are you a woman who had the COVID vaccine and felt more severe side effects from it than your partner, male coworker, brother or dad did? Turns out, the majority of side effects reported from the vaccine so far have been from women. According to the , in the first 13.7-million vaccine doses given this year, 79% of the reports of side effects were from women. Part of that may be because women are more willing than guys to acknowledge symptoms like headache and fatigue, but experts say it could also come down to biology.

#HEALTH: According to the CDC, in the first 13.7-million vaccine doses given this year, 79% of the reports of side effects were from women. Part of that may be because women are more willing than guys to acknowledge symptoms, but experts say it could also come down to biology. Here's more from GMA.

#HEALTH: According to the CDC, in the first 13.7-million vaccine doses given this year, 79% of the reports of side effects were from women. Part of that may be because women are more willing than guys to acknowledge symptoms, but experts say it could also come down to biology. Here's more from GMA.