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Covid vaccines were developed quickly: How do we know they won't cause any long-term health effects?


The Covid-19 vaccines were developed very quickly, prompting concerns about potential long-term side effects.
But history indicates that if severe side effects occur, they usually happen within the first two months after vaccination.
Vaccine technologies used in the Covid-19 vaccines have previously been used to protect against other infectious diseases, and have good safety records.
The Covid-19 vaccines were developed in record time, which is considered to be a remarkable achievement in the field of medical science. On the other hand, this has led to concerns among the public about their safety, particularly regarding potential long-term side effects. 
Nature explains, the rapid development and rollout of the vaccines were based on years of previous research on related viruses and faster ways to manufacture vaccines, as well as huge amounts of funding that allowed developers to fast-track multiple clinical studies in parallel, also with health regulators moving ....

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No evidence yet that alcohol interferes with Covid-19 vaccines, but go slow on the drinks to be safe


The vaccine information leaflets also don’t contain any information suggesting a link between the two
However, medical professionals stress that heavy drinking and binge drinking should be avoided
With the Covid-19 vaccines being rolled out rapidly in many parts of the world, many people are left wondering whether consuming alcohol before or after receiving the jab could interfere with the body s immune response.
The good news is that, currently, there is no evidence to support any claims that consuming alcohol is unsafe, or that it can render the jab less effective. On the flip side, experts have, however, stressed that it would depend on how much you drink. ....

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