Time - People vaccinated before their first case of COVID-19 are diagnosed with Long COVID almost four times less than unvaccinated people, suggests a large new study published Nov. 22 in the BMJ. That’s not an entirely new finding. For years, studies have shown that, while vaccinated people can and do develop Long COVID, they are at lower risk than people who haven’t had their shots. But researchers have come to drastically different estimates about exactly how much protection vaccines offer against Long COVID, with their findings ranging from about 15% efficacy to around 50%.
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The mRNA shots are a crime against humanity. The VAERS database has have 1.66 Million adverse event reports from these terrible products. They do not work, they never worked, they were forced on the US populace and the consequences have been catastrophic.
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