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Do mRNA Vaccines tend to work only for a short period of time?
Short answer - no, the mRNA vaccines specifically don't only work for a short period of time. … I found a relatively recent paper in PNAS2 (highly respected journal), that states (emphasis mine):
Peak antibody levels elicited by messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines mRNA-1273 and BNT1262b2 exceeded that …
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Is there any general consensus in the research on what the maximum duration is that the mRNA...
There have been several papers that looked at persistence of mRNA and protein production from the mRNA to see how long it lasted in vivo and in vitro. … They also looked at distribution by radioactive labeling of the mRNA and looking to see where it went. …
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Does this Covid-19 vaccine study suggests a 1 to 718 rate of adverse effects?
I am neither a medical professional nor a statistician, so caveat emptor and all that
Short answer is no.
This is because, in the article the authors state:
A total of 1,736,832 persons were eligible …
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