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**Damien** · 12-03-2025, 08:52

We're far enough away from the vaccine rollout that there should now be solid statistical evidence of the side effects that isn't anecdotal. Published research in medical journals that are taken seriously as opposed to self-described experts on YouTube or social media.

As far as I am aware, the current medical consensus remains that the COVID mRNA vaccines have a very rare risk of causing myocarditis and the rare 'traditional' side effects of vaccines such as swelling at the injection site or pain/fever/vomiting.

This is after millions upon millions of vaccines administered over several years. If they were as unsafe as they were being described back in 2021-2022, then the ramifications of that would be obvious now.

12-03-2025, 08:52	#2509
Damien Remoaner Cable Forum Team Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 32,759	Re: Coronavirus We're far enough away from the vaccine rollout that there should now be solid statistical evidence of the side effects that isn't anecdotal. Published research in medical journals that are taken seriously as opposed to self-described experts on YouTube or social media. As far as I am aware, the current medical consensus remains that the COVID mRNA vaccines have a very rare risk of causing myocarditis and the rare 'traditional' side effects of vaccines such as swelling at the injection site or pain/fever/vomiting. This is after millions upon millions of vaccines administered over several years. If they were as unsafe as they were being described back in 2021-2022, then the ramifications of that would be obvious now.